Installing Visual Studio Code on the Raspberry Pi

[@lordpigster]

Hi, Im using the ARM32 bit version, after downloading using wget and installing it using dpkg, everything went well, VS Code is shown in the application menu, but I could not run it after clicking or running in terminal, can anybody help me? Thanks!

[@iAnjelConJ]

nice video bro! thanks for the info.

[@wfhryfhfghdbn5288]

When I open it from the programming menu it doesn’t open, and when I try to run it from the command line it gives me an error saying “no version information available.” Is there a fix for this?

[@4Legs]

Same

[@Marrk_23]

sudo apt install code - did the trick for me. Just installed everything

[@1manairband]

This helped me, thank you!

[@japanrock100]

im having problem with opencv, the code say module cv2 has no imread member, what can i do?

[@thema115tte6]

I've got it working on rpi zero (W), just download the "arm" version instead of the "arm64"

[@Ajukurac]

Thanks bro i was bout to install wrong one

[@bbbby6013]

wich raspberry pi version to you use is it 1gb ram 2gb ram or 8gb ram version

[@victorveloso226]

great and simple. Thank you.

[@ajeeq]

Which raspberry pi model did you install the vscode?

[@j2inet]

Raspberry Pi 4. I've done it on the 3 also. I don't know if it will work on a zero. The zero has typically been problematic for me since it uses a different ARM processor.

[@chandragie]

I wonder, can we do enterprise project development using this? such as Java, installing local DB, etc?

[@j2inet]

...I wouldn't suggest it since they don't have a full debugger yet. That said, I've been successful In using this to do development on a .Net Core / Angular web application for a well known brand. It works, but the lack of a full developer is presently what I think is the limiting, missing feature.

[@aubo4060]

​@@j2inet 2 years later, has your experience become better?

[@nestoravendanoperez2423]

@@aubo4060 something new?

[@cement006]

which raspberry pi is best for programming and runs faster smoother , suggest me.. is raspberry pi 400 4gb good?

[@j2inet]

That depends on the type of code you plan to run. For general web development I've had good experiences across the Raspberry Pi 4 models (except the compute module, which I have never used). As of yet, the Pi 4 won't be replacing any of the heavier enterprise needs, but for development they have worked fine for my needs. Note: If you use a desktop for most of your development, Visual Studio Code on the desktop can connect to a Pi and allow you to edit files on it as though you were developing directly on the Pi. This is helpful if you much prefer your keyboard/mouse/display on your desktop over the Pi, or don't have enough displays for your Pi.

[@cement006]

@@j2inet for data science and python I want it.

[@Richie_117]

Hey Joel, how did you open the file specific terminal? thank you

[@j2inet]

When you open the menu for your list of applications there should be one called "Terminal" within there.

[@ooiziyu358]

Is there for 32bit?

[@juanorozco9540]

Excellent Video 2024

[@Hybagci]

thanks for vidoe and Can i install on my zero w ?

[@neilvermeulen5283]

Thanx mate

[@luiszevallos4140]

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