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When it comes to efficient and effective development experiences, excellent tooling makes all the difference. That's why I love VS Code. VS Code has a great extensibility model, which makes it easy to create awesome extensions that enhance the development experience. It's no secret that I l
I love writing code in VS Code on my MacBook Pro. VS Code has a ton of shortcuts that let me keep my fingers on the keyboard and fly around, coding. Recently I purchased the new MacBook Pro with the touchbar, which has raised a new hurdle ... how do I use the function keys? These are helpful for re
Lately, I've been hooked on Azure Functions, which are incredibly easy to get started [https://functions.azure.com] to create some of your own APIs. One thing I love about editors is their ability to look up language syntax and JSON schemas to provide features like intellisense. I recently post
Recently I had a great opportunity to sit down with brilliant and humble friend Chris Martin to film a Play by Play video for Pluralsight. Chris had an Angular 1 app he had written in ES5 and wanted to convert it to TypeScript. We decided to try the conversation live while filming (what could go wro
Visual Studio Code Beta is available and it supports extensions! I published my first 2 extensions for creating Angular 1 and 2 snippets. You can grab these from the marketplace or right from VS Code. You can browse the VS Code Extension Gallery both from within VS Code and through the VS Code Ma
