Visual Studio Code for the Web: First Look

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Joe Marini

30:14

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01.01-vs code for the web.mp4

01:06

01.02-what you should know.mp4

00:44

02.01-getting started with vs code for the web.mp4

03:39

02.02-a tour of the interface.mp4

04:26

02.03-language support.mp4

01:11

03.01-working with local files.mp4

04:04

03.02-working with remote repositories.mp4

02:44

03.03-editing code.mp4

05:16

03.04-differences and limitations.mp4

01:54

04.01-theme urls.mp4

01:50

04.02-support for extensions.mp4

02:27

05.01-next steps.mp4

00:53

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One of the best free, cross-platform code editors now works right within your browser. With Visual Studio Code for the Web, you can work on local files just as you would with a native app, and work on remote repositories without having to install anything on your computer. In this short course, Joe Marini takes a look at some of the key differences between the web and desktop versions, such as support for different programming languages and how extensions work in the web version. If you’re familiar with Visual Studio Code and are considering using Visual Studio Code for the Web, this is the course for you.

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Joe Marini

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Seasoned software industry veteran with 30 years of experience creating developer platforms and APIs, managing strategic partners, leading high-performing teams, driving developer-focused initiatives, crafting product strategy, and advocating for great technology. Deep experience delivering both technical and business presentations to large audiences. Senior Author for LinkedIn Learning with over 50 published titles, covering subjects such as Python programming, Android Development, XML and JSON data processing, Mobile Development, jQuery, and HTML5. Specialties: Strategic Partner Management; Mobile Applications; Web standards, architecture, and development; product strategy; program management; partner marketing; SDK development; writing and speaking; developer platform API development

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