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Microsoft Visual Studio Code: Notes from the field

Microsoft Visual Studio Code is a free and cross-platform IDE running on Microsoft Windows, Linux, and MacOS.

Install Microsoft Visual Studio Code

Get Visual Studio Code at code.visualstudio.com
Get Visual Studio Code at code.visualstudio.com

Check current version

Visual Studio Code Version 1.0.0
Visual Studio Code Version 1.0.0


Update

Update Visual Studio Code
Update Visual Studio Code

Microsoft Visual Studio Version 1.1.1
Microsoft Visual Studio Version 1.1.1

Install Extension: Visual Studio Team Services

Install Extension: Visual Studio Team Services

Install Extension - Visual Studio Team Services

Commonly used keyboard shortcuts

VS Code keyboard commonly used shortcuts
Shortcut Usage
CTRL + SHIFT + K Delete current line
ALT + Z Toggle Word Wrap
ALT + / Comment current line or selected block
ALT + \ Toggle (hide/show) side bar
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