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    Sep 2

    📣 The August release of VS Code is here! 🆕: 🖇 Inlay hints for JS/TS 🪄 Auto language detection with local ML model 🎨 Bracket pair colorization built-in 📝 Author guide for web extensions …and more! Release notes: Download:

    Visual Studio Code August Update (v1.60) released. Highlights: - Automatic language detection - Built-in fast bracket colorization - Settings editor syntax highlighting - Custom terminal glyph rendering - JavaScript/TypeScript inlay hints for parameter names and types - Modify debugging Watch rules - Notebook Markdown cell links and performance improvements - Locked editor group preview - Python extension testing updates - Web extension authors guide
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  2. 20 minutes ago

    This is starting in just a few minutes! Tune in now ▶️

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  3. Retweeted
    18 hours ago

    Why am I not surprised that set Ctrl+Shift+T to open the most recently closed tab? 🙇 Thank you for making things intuitive!

    4 replies 11 retweets 101 likes
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  4. Retweeted
    Sep 17

    Big News - The Spring framework is now fully supported on GitHub Codespaces! Don't miss the new Java on Visual Studio Code Updates:

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  5. Retweeted
    Sep 20

    Ctrl+Shift+H to find and replace anything within the project folder premises. Pretty solid feature to refactor things quickly.

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  6. Retweeted
    Sep 21

    I recently discovered that TypeScript combined with JSDoc is a great way to document your code. VSCode automatically picks it up and displays this extra information when you hover over a function:

    10 replies 23 retweets 217 likes
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    Sep 20

    Are you unable to use 🆚 because of tight security restrictions where you work? We'd love to chat with you about that. Drop a reply here and we'll reach out. We want all security people to be like...

    7 replies 31 retweets 101 likes
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  8. Sep 21

    New update to the extension for VS Code! To download from the Marketplace 👉

    v0.28.0 is released 🎉 This version includes Test API support - you can navigate, discover, run tests in the project. Profile support is on the way.🤫
    1 reply 21 retweets 155 likes
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  9. Retweeted
    Sep 20

    's built-in GitHub Pull Request functionality is pretty dope. You can create a PR all from the editor and then be met with the PR screen and leave comments! (I would feel pretty stupid if this was not a somewhat recent feature ^^)

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  10. Retweeted
    Sep 13

    Since it's my main dev setup now in , thought I'd write about how I'm using to spin up Ubuntu and open projects with 's Remote-Containers plugin.

    2 replies 21 retweets 60 likes
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  11. Sep 20

    New in VS Code 1.60 is support for bracket pair colorization 🎨 What's that, you ask? 🧐 made a short video to explain how it works! Watch 👇

    14 replies 51 retweets 373 likes
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  12. Retweeted
    Sep 20

    The extension for now runs in the browser and supports virtual file systems. Try it on any Github repo by pressing . and installing the extension.

    Prettier for VS Code running in the browser.
    2 replies 63 retweets 323 likes
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  13. Sep 19

    For this Thursday's livestream, we're hosting to talk about how we design VS Code, all in the open 🎨 More info & add to calendar 👉

    VS Code livestream: "Open source design in VS Code" on Thursday, September 23 at 8am Seattle time (11am New York, 4pm London)
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  14. Retweeted
    Sep 17

    Today's tip: Return type inlay hints Return type inlay hints show you the implicit return types of functions and methods in and This can help you better understand what code is doing at a glance

    4 replies 42 retweets 177 likes
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  15. Sep 17

    If you missed yesterday's livestream, you can now watch it on-demand on our YouTube channel. Check out our conversation with about using Quokka in VS Code for rapid prototyping with and Watch ▶️

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  16. Retweeted
    Sep 16

    Today's extension: Github Repositories Browse and edit code from without cloning. You can even review PRs! It's kind of like , but for desktop VS Code

    6 replies 59 retweets 273 likes
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  17. Sep 16

    This is starting in just 5️⃣ minutes so tune in NOW for the livestream and Q&A! Watch live 📺

    VS Code livestream: "Rapid JavaScript/TypeScript prototyping in VS Code" on Thursday, September 16, at 4pm Seattle time (7pm New York, midnight London)
    In a few hours we'll be talking with about rapid prototyping in JS/TS in VS Code! We'll see a demo of the Quokka extension too. More info 👉
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    Sep 16

    Text editing and hot keys in visual studio – computer stuff they didn’t teach you in school!

    4 replies 26 retweets 98 likes
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  19. Retweeted
    Sep 15

    The Github Markdown preview extension for now runs on ! Change VSCode's built-in preview to match Github's styling. It also adds support for :emoji: and task lists

    12 replies 48 retweets 248 likes
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  20. Sep 16

    In a few hours we'll be talking with about rapid prototyping in JS/TS in VS Code! We'll see a demo of the Quokka extension too. More info 👉

    VS Code livestream: "Rapid JavaScript/TypeScript prototyping in VS Code" on Thursday, September 16, at 4pm Seattle time (7pm New York, midnight London)
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    Sep 15

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