Visual Studio Code trial
Summary
Microsoft released a free cross-platform editor running on OS X, Windows, and Linux this year: Visual Studio Code
Official notes:
Build and debug modern web and cloud applications.
Code is free and available on your favorite platform - Linux, Mac OSX, and Windows.
I would like to share some useful functions here:
- Markdown Preview
- No plug-in diff
- Git Integration
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Markdown Preview
When you use Markdown to typeset an article, you usually need to preview it,
Use Visual Studio Code to open the md file you want to edit, and pressCtrl+Shift+V
You can switch to the preview view.
You can preview the style at the same time in the editing status. Click the Split Editor in the upper right corner to Split the window.Ctrl+Shift+V
In this way, the preview view will be displayed on the right side of the editing page:
No plug-in diff
Compare text differences without any plug-ins
Git Integration
Visual Studio Code can be integrated with Github, but you need to install Github on the machine first.
PressCtrl+Shift+E
Open the mongoe view and click Open Folder to Open the Github Repo cloned locally. Then you can edit the file,
Compare and submit files:
Submit
Sync
In this process, you may need to enter the user name and password for permission Verification:
More: https://code.visualstudio.com/Docs
: Https://code.visualstudio.com/
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