Last but not least, in Item 5 we can see the area where the files will be open and where we can work with them. Item 4, specifically, takes you to a console where we can check Problems, Output, Debug Console, and even a Terminal. In the Status Bar (Items 4 and 6), we can see numerous icons that will give you an idea of what is going on based on the extensions that you have installed. On Windows and Linux, go to Help > About. On macOS, go to Code > About Visual Studio Code. Within your Windows user directory, navigate to the shadowsocksr-native folder that was cloned. You can find the VS Code version information in the About dialog box. When asked to sign in, you can just click Not now, maybe later if you want.
The default icons are Source Control, Files, Search, Debug, and Extensions. When we click on any of those icons, a new area on the side will be displayed (Item 2).Īll the configuration of the Visual Studio can be found using the settings icon (Item 3). From the Windows Start menu, launch Visual Studio 2019 Community.On the left side (Item 1) we have the Activity Bar, where your future extensions may add icons to the editor. The interface is simple, and I will try my best to describe in a few sentences. I’m sure you will love it, and it will be your favorite tool to manage code. The first view could be scary, but after spending a few hours using Visual Studio Code, you start getting acquainted with the new interface.
In the final page of the wizard: Click on Finish and the Visual Studio Code will be launched automatically.In the Ready to Install: Review the settings selected until this point, and click Install to start the installing process.
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