Visual Studio code upgrade to 0.5, providing better support for ES6

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Preface: the title is preface.

Since the release of Visual Studio code (originally 0.1), Microsoft has been continuously updating it. The day before yesterday just released 0.5, bringing the following new features:

• File-handling updates, such as: Opening a file from the command line and locating to a specific line
• Enhancements to Editor Options
• Significant updates to JavaScript support
• Git enhancements, such as: Integrated login Prompt Box
• User-defined code snippets support, more built-in code snippets (support for dockerfiles, Python, rust, etc.)
• debugger enhancement, including monitoring expressions, etc.
• Additional enhancements: Agent support, Automatic Updates

The biggest change in this update is the support for ES6. Now, VSC can be perfect for renaming ES6 code, IntelliSense, declaring navigation, finding references, and so on, and these operations can span the entire project.

At the same time, according to everyone's feedback, Microsoft also eliminated the "///-references" use of JavaScript files.

Now VSC can also perform some additional tasks with some console programs (such as Babel), see: Http://blogs.msdn.com/b/vscode/archive/2015/07/06/vs-code-es6.aspx

"Read the original" is a detailed description of the VSC 0.5 update.

Original link: http://blogs.msdn.com/b/vscode/archive/2015/07/06/visual-studio-code-july-update-0-5-0.aspx

Visual Studio code upgrade to 0.5, providing better support for ES6