Application Lifecycle Management (ALM) on the Power Platform

Visual Studio Code is a free editor that runs on Windows, macOS, and Linux. We show how you can supercharge your workflow with some of our favorite editor customizations, time-saving extensions, debugging tips, and even how to do remote development in remote VMs, Docker containers, and the Windows Subsystem for Linux.
Is there a text version of this? Do you really expect people to spend an hour watching this video?
Boris, this is a conference talk. Yes, we will spend an hour to watch this. Take your entitled self and gtfo.
Also would like a transcript or itemized blog post...not gonna watch an hour long video...
Guys, it’s hard to watch such a long video. Make a text version as a blog post. Or as a Wiki page. Btw, I don’t like Electron..
Thank you for the compiling so many tricks in one video.
Is there a way to skip a multi-cursor match?
Imagine I want to change const 1 and 3, how can I skip const 2?
I use VScode for some time, and with this video I learned some new tricks. Thank you :)
I don't want to have to watch a video or read an article. Is there any way you can send someone to my office and just have them write my code for me? Thanks. All kidding aside, thanks for the tips. Love VS Code.
@KamasamaK
thanks .. it helped a lot.
The best hour of my vscode life :)
Erik's tongue-in-cheek remark reminds me of what I told my assembly language students. The good news: you can do anything the machine is capable of doing in assembly language. The bad news: you gotta do it.
Really happy that I found vscode. It makes my life much nicer with my WSL Ubuntu installation and working remotely. The only thing I miss is changing tabs to spaces in an existing assembly language source file. Still need to use Notepad++ for that.
Thanks for the video.
KamasamaK you are the man, thank you, and of course the author of the video :clap:clap: clap
Thank you @KamasamaK and of course the author of the video Matt Bierner, clap:clap:clap
If there was an extension and the WebView could make it so that you can have an external website in a VSCode panel I would live in VS Code.
Great video by the way. Worth every minute.