My Favourite VSCode Shortcuts and Tricks

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I am not too crazy about shortcuts, but I do really like to navigate through my code using mostly the keyboard. Here is a list of my most essential vs code shortcuts for everyone that is lazy to remember a huge list of them 👍
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[@TechBuddy_]

Moral of the video: "Aliens are real" 😂

[@zeeksthegoblin7564]

Some useful shortcuts, thanks! here are some I use. Ctrl + L selects the entire line Ctrl + Enter Creates a new line below the current line and places the cursor there. Ctrl + Shift + Enter Creates a new line above the current line and places the cursor there. Ctrl + D will select a word/variable etc. and pressing it again will select the next occurrence and place a multi-cursor for multi edit.

[@SiLeNzSky]

the "-r" flag for "code ." will open the current folder in the current window instead of opening a second vscode window like "code . -r"

[@a0dnk1]

Very informative, straight to the point. The flow is so good! Thanks for the tips

[@FCBarcelonaXMI]

the shift + arrow keys to select and replace text is super useful, thanks!

[@vinayakabhat430]

My fav shortcut ctrl+shift+c to open terminal outside vscode! U can run local host there! If your machine is shitty and your file is too big! Sometimes vscode crashes/git crashes you can close vscode without stopping terminal Another Is alt+

[@pensums]

In VSC, `CTRL + G` and then enter the line number you want to jump to. It is very useful when errors point to a specific line in a big file.

[@sujaykumar9780]

Just love your videos ❤

[@samobludni]

Dude, thank you for everhing you do

[@WebBestMaster]

thsnk for F2 :) really usefull in OfficeScript :)

[@iamtowbee]

Great video. Definitely picked up a few Code tricks. How did you get the live desktop background?

[@peternicholson26]

Actually a couple of pretty standard ones to use that I didn't know on that list. Hopefully make my coding a bit quicker ;) Legend mate

[@rafiullahkhan803]

Thank You Sir Really Amazing There is No Video Like this on the whole planet Trust me..

[@ayaanshaikh6374]

Sir you forgot to mention the most important shortcut of all time (Ctrl/Command+Shift+P) Opens the command palette, where you can search for any command... (And their shortcut 😉)

[@imadev2897]

Ctrl + ñ also for terminal Ctrl + shift + g for source control

[@dev_franqqi]

Another educating video

[@MohammadrezaEmamyari]

pretty nice, thank you

[@hoosierwoodworks]

I'm trying to learn to use VS Code. Is there a way to setup a preview browser like the one in Komodo? Love the videos so far!

[@xbeast7585]

Thanks Man

[@jaybaheliya705]

i want that, desktop wallpaper, really it looks sooooo cooooool

[@Anonymous34958]

Can you tell me what theme are you using?

[@freeinformation7877]

I love you dude, keep going….❤

[@juanmacias5922]

I gotta say my favs are ctrl + ` to toggle the terminal, ctrl + b to toggle the file tree, crtl + shift + P for the command pallete, and crtl + p to search a file, but I use Vim keybindings to actually move around the file! You should try Vim keybindings!

[@sushantrajbanshi4508]

*VSCodeVim* is the way 🙏

[@antonpetrov145]

code . -r opens the project in the current window, without opening a new one, great video man

[@SandeepSaini-tr9sv]

which vs code theme he is using in this video ???

[@akarshanmishra2351]

Bro is the CEO of facial expressions

[@developedbyed]

Should’ve edited keyboard buttons in my mouth sigh

[@debeeshreeswain9097]

Hello sir, what do I do if nodejs is not running in my vscode termina

[@ranagxo]

Thanks

[@ofcljaved]

1:50 I don't know why but Alt + arrow keys won't work in my vscode on windows, So i use Ctrl+Tab or Ctrl+ pageup/pageDown. And you can also close files just like you close tabs in chrome by using ctrl+ F4

[@7sh4d0w]

This is not a shortcut but a tip. You ca use the minimap to navigate and find errors by simply making it large disable rendering characters(utilizes less resources) and auto hide. Now whenever there is an error in the code but it's either way above or down in the code you can just drag the minimap and navigate and find errors .

[@feelsthevibes1662]

theme ?

[@developedbyed]

What's your favorite shortcut? Mine is CTRL + F4 🥹

[@KeelanJon]

Alt + F4 is pretty good 😉

[@developedbyed]

These shortcuts make my brain fuzzy 😂

[@bonganimasango2584]

What theme are you using for your desktop sir? your background wallpaper is too dope? please let me know@@developedbyed

[@bonganimasango2584]

Hi, I am well man, and yourself? I meant his desktop wallpaper, He shows it at the start and towards the end @@davoodaslani3882

[@ashutosh_tiwari]

Create a Tutorial on Bun 1.0 Please!!

[@Dalbunsen]

Ctrl + D to select the next occurrence of the selection Ctrl + shift + L to select all occurrences of the selection Ctrl + shift + P to open command palettr

[@oussamabenchkroune3151]

ctrl + t to search for functions by name in your entire codebase

[@RED_EYES11]

what terminal in vscode are you using?

[@TechBuddy_]

Git bash ( most probably )

[@Wilfer_Suarez]

nice

[@ducksoupface]

Ctrl + g to jump to line number on editor

[@dancehalllyrics1303]

Hit CTRL+SHIFT+L to select all instances of a current word or snippet within the file.

[@maso4u]

i constatly have to delete and install "code ." on my macbook cos it doesn't always work on it... does anyone have a solve for me ? :)

[@jafetguzman5012]

How interested are you about Vim motions? I see sooo much Vim motions energy from this video. I would start by learning about text objects. They are magical.

[@badcatdesign]

< b > The captions < / b > 😬

[@peterbutao8933]

😅 aliens are real, !!! wow ... I swear, sometimes I watch your videos for the jokes,

[@user-pd2ic5pd3z]

Why not use vim?

[@Stoney_Eagle]

The captions are not HTML sir, you may wanna edit them to remove all the B tags. 😂

[@VolodymyrInTech]

Great 💙💛💙💛💙👍

[@darshb8031]

3:00

[@emzy1676]

I just use vim motions

[@nox-1]

Theme ?

[@zerosandones7547]

I think catppuccin.

[@alunelu111]

It's Material Theme Ocean

[@itsfoss5268]

You forgot :q!

[@kopiking352]

my fav turns out to be this : { "command": "workbench.action.toggleSidebarVisibility", "key": "shift shift" }, { "command": "workbench.action.quickOpen", "key": "ctrl ctrl" }, { "command": "workbench.action.showCommands", "key": "alt alt" }

[@user-iqplayer]

Ctrl + S to same