This shortcut also allows you to create a new group if the editor group you select in the shortcut is higher than the number of groups currently open.ĭuring your development, you’ll most likely be using the terminal a lot. This keyboard shortcut makes it easier and faster to navigate between groups in the editor group history. Tab groups allow you to split up your tabs into groups, and each editor group takes a part of the screen. One of the nice features that Visual Studio Code provides is creating tab groups. Keep pressing tab to switch between tabs. When you have a lot of tabs open and you need to move between them, one easy way to do it is with this keyboard shortcut, which shows you the list of the tabs and lets you navigate between them and choose which one you want to open. So, this keyboard shortcut is handy to show or hide the sidebar whenever necessary. This keyboard shortcut makes it easier to get to the settings whenever necessary.Ī lot of times you need more space for the open file you’re working on. Visual Studio Code comes with a lot of features and settings that you can change to fit your needs. Even if you already know where the file is, it’s definitely handy to learn this keyboard shortcut to easily open files in your project. Searching for a specific file, especially as the project gets larger, can chew up a lot of time.
You’ll get an amazing platform for code testing, data exploration and model experimentation, which I think that it’s on a whole other level compared with the alternatives.This section presents all the Visual Studio Code shortcuts that allow you to navigate different parts of the editor.
Indeed, some of the extensions that I shared, such as Copilot, are also available in P圜harm for example.Īfter reading this, I’d suggest at least giving a try to VS Code’s notebooks alongside GitHub Copilot. I do encourage you though to explore other options, both in extensions and IDEs. Hopefully, this brief article is helpful to you, potentially convincing you to try out VS Code and the setup that was presented. Above you can see my current configuration. My current settings.json that defines how my VS Code is configured beyond the extensions.Īll of the settings of your VS Code setup that are not your extensions installations are kept in a settings.json file.
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