Microsoft finally brings Visual Studio Code to the browser
VS Code on the Web is an ephemeral editor that is available to anyone with a browser and is the foundation of Microsoft's vision for fully serverless development tool.
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Visual Studio Code updates for Java Developers
As we talked about earlier this year, Microsoft remains committed to supporting non-Microsoft languages and frameworks within their tooling Eco-system. This September brings about a substantial amount of features for Java developers. Let's go through some few features being rolled ... Read more
Microsoft mistakenly posts about public preview of Visual Studio Code for the web
Though an official Microsoft announcement was posted by mistake and has since been deleted, a working version of vscode.dev is still available online. This browser-hosted version of Visual Studio Code lets developers open and browse source code hosted on GitHub ... Read more
Visual Studio Code gains extension-less JavaScript debugging
Debugging JavaScript in Visual Studio Code, Microsoft's free-to-use code editor, has become that little bit easier and simpler, thanks to the latest update. Previously, developers using Visual Studio Code to debug JavaScript would likely have had to use either the ... Read more
Microsoft reveals a roadmap on Visual Studio Code update for Java developers this year
Microsoft has revealed a roadmap for a Visual Studio update for Java developers which covers from July 2021 to December 2021. The firm supports Java in Visual Studio Code through an extension pack that has a collection of components recommended ... Read more
Microsoft rebrands Visual Studio Online as "Codespaces"
Microsoft announced today that Visual Studio Online would now be known as Visual Studio Codespaces, and the company will also be dropping the price of the service by up to 50% along with new options to run Codespaces inside lower-performing virtual machines.
Facebook officially adopts Microsoft's Visual Studio Code internally
Facebook has also announced its commitment to improving Visual Studio Code's remote development IDE by continual enhancement of extension technologies.
Ignite 2019: Visual Studio Online launches, dev updates announced
Microsoft has unloaded a truckload of new product announcements at this year's Ignite, including a launch date for Edge Chromium, new integration for the Power Platform including a newly renamed Flow (it's Power Automate now), new tools for Microsoft Teams, ... Read more
What's so great about Visual Studio Code?
When Visual Studio Code was released I was skeptical. So skeptical you would not have caught me dead repeating the title of this article. My tool belt consisted of Visual Studio 2013 and Notepad++ for quick edits. Since my workload ... Read more
Here's why Windows Subsystem for Linux (WSL2) is great for developers
For the better part of their history, Microsoft championed a Windows first approach to application development. But as of late, in an effort to remain competitive and lure developers back to the platform, a series of changes have taken place. ... Read more
Microsoft announces first early release of Web Template Studio, a VS Code extension for making cloud based web apps
Microsoft continues to build on the success of Visual Studio Code, a free, cross platform code editor that's rapidly becoming one of the most popular IDEs (integrated developer environment), and today has announced an early look at the Microsoft Web ... Read more
Build 2019: Microsoft announces new Terminal command-line app with tabbed interface
The new Windows Terminal is designed to be a hub to access to the most widely used developer tools on Windows such as PowerShell, Windows Subsystem for Linux (WSL) and Cmd.
Microsoft's new Game Stack platform is aimed at game developers on iOS, Android, Nintendo and PlayStation
The recently acquired PlayFab will play a big role in leveraging the immense power of the company's Azure cloud and repurposed for game developers
Microsoft to hold latest Connect(); online dev event in December
The Event starts on the 4th of December at 8:30 PT
The Visual Studio Code logo is getting a face lift
Eagle-eyed users on the Visual Studio Code GitHub page may have noticed a post recently from Microsoft's Chris Dias, explaining a new look for the program's icon.
Visual Studio Code June 2016 brings version 1.3 with tabs, Extensions View, and more
Microsoft has released the June 2016 update for Visual Studio Code, bringing several improvements to the workspace.
Visual Studio Code May 2016 update brings editor and other enhancements, version 1.2 available now
Visual Studio Code comes with some fixes, tweaks, and new features that should have developers once again excited to use Microsoft’s development tools.
Edge Diagnostic Adapter enables debugging sites using external tools
Microsoft is announcing a new Edge Diagnostics Adapter, which will open up Microsoft Edge to debugging tools outside of the browser.
Microsoft releases open source Cordova Tools extension for Visual Studio
Microsoft has announced new ways to build, debug, and preview Cordova apps using the VS Code and the Cordova Tools extension.
Microsoft announces Visual Studio Code for Mac and Ubuntu, a lightweight, code-based editor
At Microsoft’s Build 2015 conference, the software giant announced Visual Studio Code for Mac and Ubuntu. A new creation tool to make it even easier for developers to a manage their app code regardless of what platform they are using. Visual ... Read more