The reach of Microsoft's super-popular, open source-based Visual Studio Code editor is still expanding, now supplying the tech for two of the most prominent code repository platforms, GitHub and ...

A new Remote Repositories preview extension lets developers working in Visual Studio Code remotely browse and edit GitHub repos, without having to clone them locally and then open them up in the ...

Visual Studio Code 1.98 has arrived, featuring enhancements to the GitHub Copilot AI coding assistant, including previews of Copilot Next Edit Suggestions, Copilot agent mode improvements, and ...

You’re not making a clone of the repo; instead you’re using GitHub’s APIs to work directly against your cloud-hosted code. Github.dev isn’t a replacement for a local editor .

Microsoft has open-sourced its popular GitHub Copilot Chat extension for VS Code, a key step towards a transparent, community ...

It steps through installing git, Java, Kick Assembler, and Visual Studio Code. Beyond that, it even explains how to use these tools in partnership with VICE – the Versatile Commodore Emulator.

Next, open the project folder in Visual Studio Code and add a new file (e.g., about.html). Switch back to GitHub Desktop. It will automatically detect the newly added file and list it under Changes .

Next, create a directory on your local computer. Name it something like TWC_Git_Merge_Demo.Open this directory in VS Code, launch the terminal (three dots > Terminal > New Terminal), and clone the ...

GitHub has expanded Copilot to include Agent Mode and the Copilot Edits function, which are now generally available in Visual Studio Code. A new AI option, Gemini 2.0 Flash, is available to users.

Users can access it via Microsoft’s Visual Studio and Visual Studio Code apps. Here are the key offerings the new Copilot Chat feature ships with, as highlighted by GitHub in the blog post ...