

Links in the Terminal - Integrated Terminal output links streamline the workflow between editor and commands.Column breakpoints - Set multiple breakpoints on the same line of source code.Improved Exception view - Easily view exception details in the debugger.Official Linux repositories - VS Code supports auto-updating packages on Linux.


File Explorer key bindings - You can now create shortcuts for the Explorer and other list/tree UI.Auto generate JSDoc - Simply type /** to generate JSDoc comments for your functions.Copy text with formatting - Copy code examples with full syntax highlighting.Preview: Drag and Drop in the editor - Easily drag and drop text around the editor.Preview: Minimap - Get a 10,000 foot view of your code with Minimap.There are a number of significant updates in this version that we hope you will like, some of the key highlights include: Welcome to the February 2017 release of Visual Studio Code. If you wanted to glue them horizontally, you can use +append (I'm on a Mac).Update 1.10.2: Adds the 1.10 translations and addresses a handful of issues.ĭownloads: Windows | Mac | Linux 64-bit. Just as a reminder for myself, As there were too many extensions to fit on one screen, I took two screenshots and glued the files together with following command:Ĭonvert -append vscode_1.png vscode_2.png vscode_extensions.png Jorge's excellent post about Multi-Cursor Editing or Martin's truth about developing with Atom. Other editors that are often being used by Oracle APEX developers are Sublime Text and Atom, which have similar features than VSC, so if you read something nice that those editors can do, you can do it in Visual Studio Code most likely too e.g. Adrian also created a nice extension for Oracle APEX. In the Oracle APEX community many people are using Visual Studio Code, you can read a nice article of Morten Using VS Code for PL/SQL development and Christope Compile PL/SQL with VS Code using SSH. If you install the Shell Command Line of VSC you can get the list of extensions by typing: code -list-extensions nodesource.vscode-for-node-js-development-pack.If you want to search for those extensions this list might be easier:
