My Favorite VS Code Shortcuts

In this video I go through some of my favorite VS Code Shortcuts. There are over 550 default shortcuts, but I've narrowed it down to my top 15(ish).
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[@abdisamadkhalif4283]

My fav Udemy Instructor Colt Steele. :)

[@Luxcium]

Abdisamad Khalif We are all fans of the fantastic instructor who is Colt booth camp Steele !!!

[@peterreynolds449]

Literally was watching colts course when I saw the notification! Thanks Colt!

[@alexthotse5487]

Colt is the man. If he made a popcorn video, I would definitely watch it!

[@MdShamimRahman]

yeah he is an inspiration.

[@whatstwelveohnine]

me too!! I'd watch him describe each kernel

[@glennadams8833]

I've had enough of your training to know you use these all the time. Great you took time to point out their use in mac/windows. Copy line, move line and multi-cursor select save tons of time...

[@feschber]

ctrl+shift+t works in browsers as well guys

[@ColtSteeleCode]

I'm an idiot. I use that shortcut in the browser all the time, but I never realized it was the same command that I use in VSCode. It's just second nature at this point I guess and I never have to think about what I'm typing.

[@feschber]

Colt Steele haha a lot of the browser shortcuts work in vscode and other editors as well actually

[@jakub7048]

wooow cool stuff buddy :)))

[@yuhceeofficial]

I always love all you do Colt Steele. I am actually teaching myself and practicing to be more like you. Thanks for everything.

[@dancehalllyrics1303]

Another really helpful shortcut that I find out by accident. For example, if you want to change a color value throughout your CSS file, you simply highlight it wherever on the page you see it first. With this shortcut, you don't have to highlight the first representation of it, as you would with the CTRL + SHIFT + D shortcut, which only takes the next one, and then the following one and so and so forth. By pressing CTRL + SHIFT + L on Windows, it'll select every presentation of what you have highlighted and put a cursor by every single representation, and you can quickly thereafter change it to whatever you want. Super, super handy!

[@davideugene7911]

Hi, The key 'F1' do the same than 'Ctrl+shift+p'' :)

[@Shad1991]

Colt my hero....

[@francisseneve2934]

Colt Steele you're the best. My request is the full php bootcamp I will buy the course!

[@atmunn1]

How did I not know about alt+up/down?? That is so useful! (And the shift version too)

[@muovax5081]

Hey Colt, thanks for your great tutorials 🙏🏻🌹

[@Phloteck]

Multiple Selection: 9:04

[@crazyshala4571]

Love from India

[@moonsdonut5188]

love from kfc chickin

[@XavierSmithXcellence]

While all your videos are helpful, this one was the most helpful to me in using VS Code. I now see I've been doing too much manually now. Time to put this to good use!

[@atmunn1]

Ctrl+F works in just about every application with text. Browsers, text editors, Microsoft Word, etc.

[@marble_wraith]

Recommend taking a look at jeffrey way's (laravel) workflow. Might give you some ideas. Also vim modes are cool if you need to move code because you can use relative line numbers.

[@bits_of_bryce]

Really useful! Btw, to insert another cursor on Mac with VSCode I have to use CMD+click instead of OPTION+click.

[@ILovE2TRicKShoT0nMW2]

Hey, Colt I recently purchased your Web Development Bootcamp course. You used sublime in the course I've decided to switch to VS Code. Some time while I use VS auto-complete and Intellisense doesn't and wanted to know if you could help me out with what wrong

[@Luxcium]

- TYPESCRIPT IS FIRST ON YOUR ¿UNORDERED? LIST YEAH!!! - I was asking myself this VERY morning hey what’s happening with Colt and realized I haven’t watch your previous video after receiving the notification... and then maybe as if you read my mind (haha or probably not 🤣) you’re putting out this amazing video!!! Tanks and I hope you publish more on KZbin 😄

[@kyomind]

want to know what is the COLOR THEME of vscode in this video, it looks nice

[@JamesHalpert8555]

Material theme palenight high contrast from Material Theme extension :)

[@egorshumanskii8026]

East or west, Colt is the best!

[@haythamkenway8343]

my favourite instructor :)

[@kevinzhang8974]

so useful and practical ... Colt Steele is also my fav udemy instructor!!!!!

[@alex_ventura]

Wondering what is the theme you are using but also the color scheme? That looks really good!

[@JamesHalpert8555]

Material theme palenight high contrast from Material Theme extension :)

[@Dex4444]

What is the plugin you use to display the key commands?

[@ijazkhan3335]

Any plan to do a React Native course?

[@iKilledMufasaaaaa]

Would love a React Native course if he knows it!

[@ijazkhan3335]

@@iKilledMufasaaaaa Yes. I learned a lot of good practices from him. I really wish he could do a React Native course in the future.

[@makethesolution8454]

What about making a video on how you record and edit, which softwares you use etc. That would be beneficial (at least for me😅)

[@billyphillips4835]

Colt, I met some great friends through your Web Dev Bootcamp. We have our own Discord channel now and we always push each other to become better developers. Just want to say thank you! Can you give Shivam and Will a shoutout in a comment below? I'd love to show the group that THE Colt Steele said what's up.

[@pisethx]

the multi cursor when you hold option also undo if you select the cursor that you misclick again

[@syedmujeebh6661]

Shortcut to switch terminals

[@ravikirun6783]

Please do a course on react native please

[@shubhamtarkar38]

Long time no see

[@royalflush13]

Can you please share a coupon for your SQL course? Also if you are making a course on node please do it using SQL, cos there are plenty of courses using mongodb already

[@willworth9610]

Does anyone have a key mapping to get all these on linux? I use vscode more than anything else in kubuntu and don't care about overwriting over shortcuts. I really miss the defaults for moving lines, duplicating lines etc. None of it works in linux. Anybody able to help? Thanks!

[@Leanz]

upload more I love the videos !!

[@coleperry2446]

Personally, I like ctrl + c

[@UniBreakfast]

Why Ctrl+Shift+P and not just F1?

[@Grewal0007]

Thank you Sir

[@yashsaxena9]

Please make a video on how to use vs code debugger for java and cpp... Please 😭😭

[@favasconcelos]

What is the software used to display the shortcuts? :)

[@StuartClennett]

You mean Notion? A great note taking app - notion.so :)

[@Draconicrose]

Oh no, babies!

[@ys1197]

What is this "Notion" site ?

[@StuartClennett]

Notion.so - great note taking app like Evernote, but better (for me)

[@micoberss5579]

What about moving cursor the VIM style? Without using mouse

[@cms704]

There are vim extensions available in the marketplace.

[@fordneild2372]

Command shit L to select all instances of a word. For example, renaming a variable

[@molodoymolod]

Ctrl+K R opens Keyboard shortcuts pdf for me

[@omkarkulkarni3644]

same here dude .. idk why it isn't working

[@marcelnunez1658]

Saw the pets and then started watching the rest, u mad?

[@crazyshala4571]

First

[@whatstwelveohnine]

will you marry me