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- Extension Guides | Visual Studio Code Extension API
Here are the guides on the VS Code website, including their usage of the VS Code API and Contribution Points Don't forget to refer to the UX Guidelines to learn the user interface best practices for creating extensions Here is a list of additional samples from the VS Code Extensions samples repo These samples are Language Extensions samples:
- Language Configuration Guide - Visual Studio Code
wordPattern defines what's considered as a word in the programming language Code suggestion features will use this setting to determine word boundaries if wordPattern is set Note this setting won't affect word-related editor commands, which are controlled by the editor setting editor wordSeparators
- Use agent mode in VS Code
With chat agent mode in Visual Studio Code, you can use natural language to specify a high-level task, and let AI autonomously reason about the request, plan the work needed, and apply the changes to your codebase Agent mode uses a combination of code editing and tool invocation to accomplish the task you specified
- Custom Layout - Visual Studio Code
Visual Studio Code comes with a simple user interface and convenient default layout At the same time, VS Code provides options and settings to let you customize the UI layout to suit your preferences and work style
- Debug code with Visual Studio Code
Visual Studio Code has rich support for debugging various types of applications VS Code has built-in support for JavaScript, TypeScript, and Node js debugging The Visual Studio Marketplace has a wide variety of debugging extensions to add debugging support for other languages and runtimes to VS Code
- User interface - Visual Studio Code
VS Code comes with a simple and intuitive layout that maximizes the space provided for the editor, while leaving ample room to browse and access the full context of your folder or project The user interface is divided into six main areas: Editor - The main area to edit your files
- List of configurable options - Visual Studio Code
You can configure the C# debugger in Visual Studio Code with a launch json, launchSettings json, or your user settings json file Before we get into the details of all the possible options, let's walk through a basic scenario: setting command-line arguments to your program
- Using WebAssembly for Extension Development - Visual Studio Code
Visual Studio Code supports the execution of WASM binaries through the WebAssembly Execution Engine extension The primary use case is to compile programs written in C C++ or Rust into WebAssembly, and then run these programs directly in VS Code
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