vscode is actually very simple

• Chapter1 Quick Start with vscode (1)
• 1-1 Course Introduction
• 1-2 How to get help
• 1-3 Introducing Visual Studio Code
• 1-4 Install VS Code on macOS
• 1-5 Install VS Code on Windows
• 1-6 Install VS Code on Linux
• 1-7 How to open a project with VS Code
• 1-8 User interface overview
• 1-9 Explorer
• 1-10 Search Tools
• 1-11 Source code management
• 1-12 Set up a Git environment on macOS
• 1-13 Set up a Git environment on Windows
• 1-14 Set up a Git environment on Linux
• 1-15 Using Git in VS Code - Part1
• 1-16 Using Git in VS Code - Part 2
• 1-17 Introducing debugging tools
• 1-18 Set up a Node.js development environment on macOS
• 1-19 Set up a Node.js development environment on Windows
• 1-20 Set up a Node.js development environment on Linux
• Chapter2 Quick Start with vscode (2)
• 2-1 Debugging interface overview
• 2-2 How to use Debug sidebar
• 2-3 How to use the Debug toolbar
• 2-4 Introducing launch.json
• 2-5 Debugging Tip 1: Search local variables
• 2-6 Debugging Tip 2: logpoints
• 2-7 Debugging Tip 3: conditional breakpoint
• 2-8 Debugging Tip 4: inline breakpoint
• 2-9 Debugging Tip 5: multi-target debugging
• 2-10 Manage extensions
• 2-11 Introducing Command Palette
• 2-12 IntroducingSettings
• 2-13 Introducing User Snippets
• 2-14 Hide Side Bar
• 2-15 Introducing the Editor area
• 2-16 Zen Mode
• 2-17 Introducing Panels
• 2-18 Terminal usage methods and techniques
• 2-19 Tips for using status bar
• 2-20 Quick review of user interface knowledge
• Chapter3 Quick Start with vscode (3)
• 3-1 Three characteristics of files and folders
• 3-2 Manage files and folders
• 3-3 Dirty Write
• 3-4 Preview mode Select the appropriate file opening method
• 3-5 File usage tips 1 Three ways to find files
• 3-6 File usage tips 2 Quick file navigation
• 3-7 File usage tips 3 Pin Tab makes it easy to switch to important files
• 3-8 File usage tip 4 Search and replace within a single file | Perform text search or replacement more accurately
• 3-9 File Usage Tips 5 Automatic Saving and Automatic Formatting of Files
• 3-10 File Usage Tip 6 File Comparison | Quickly see the differences between two files
• 3-11 File usage tips 7 Timeline | Quickly view the Git submission record of a file
• 3-12 File usage tips 8 Quickly create files or folders
• 3-13 File Usage Tip 9 Command-Revert File | Quickly undo modifications
• 3-14 File Usage Tips 10 Configuration Item-File Associations Customized File Associations
• 3-15 File usage tips 11 Check the health status of source files
• 3-16 File usage tips 12 Drag-in and drag-out of files
• 3-17 File usage tips 13 Free scaling of file content
• 3-18 File Usage Tips 14 Configuration Item-Compact Folders Adjust the display mode of folders
• 3-19 File usage tips 15 Screencast Mode
• 3-20 File usage tips 16 Save All Three ways to save all files
• Chapter4 Quick Start with vscode (4)
• 4-1 File Usage Tip 17 Open Files in Source Control
• 4-2 File Usage Tip 18 Adjust the sorting rules of files in Source Control
• 4-3 File usage tips 19 Configuration items - Wrap tab
• 4-4 File Usage Tips 20 Configuration Items - Files exclude ｜ Hide files or folders
• 4-5 File usage tips 21 Open in editor
• 4-6 File usage tips 22 Search editor context
• 4-7 File usage tips 23 Save Search Editor
• 4-8 File Tips 24 Using Search History
• 4-9 File usage tips 25 Search for files in Explorer
• 4-10 File usage tips 26 Find in selection
• 4-11 File usage tip 27 Use the preserve size option Preserve Case when replacing
• 4-12 File Usage Tips 28 Multi-line Search and Replacement