8. A better way to integrate Code and Unity
Play 9. Tasks
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Updated to VS Code 1.0!!!
The next important feature in Visual Studio Code is tasks. Thanks to tasks you can run any command line tool directly from Visual Studio Code and get output there. So, you can run any compilers, deploying tools, packaging tools and so on.
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