Sometimes, though, you need to roll your own extension. And while making a Visual Studio Code extension still requires some heavy lifting, the lifting isn’t as heavy as it used to be.

There are so many extensions available for Visual Studio Code that you can install and use to enhance your productivity. For example, you can use Atom One Dark Theme, TabOut, Snippets, Shortcuts ...

GitHub Copilot is only compatible with Visual Studio 2022 17.6 or later. So before you can install the extension, you need to make sure you have the right VS version installed on your machine.

Here’s how it’s done. Open Visual Studio Code from your desktop menu. Click the gear icon in the bottom left corner of the main window and select Extensions from the dropdown.

By default Visual Studio Code comes with basic Markdown support, but Markdown All In One expands on that by adding keyboard support for inline styles (bold, italics, underscore), automatic table ...

Visual Studio Toolbox Top 3 Blazor Extensions for Visual Studio Code Some developers prefer to create applications with Microsoft's open-source Blazor tooling from within the open-source, ...

Microsoft's Visual Studio team said it has released an extension for Team Foundation Services that works with Visual Studio Code. The extension allows developers to manage pull requests directly from ...