What’s new in VS Code? Version 1.37 is here and with it comes some new features and a number of updates. This time around the update includes a refreshed icon update, a few language improvements for TypeScript, improved error reporting, and more. See what’s shiny and new in Visual Studio Code this month.
The newest update for Java on Visual Studio Code is here. This update adds a few new Maven improvements, the Smart Selection API, and some new refactoring features. Never used Java on VS Code? Take a peek at some of the most used extensions for it and what Java frameworks and tools it supports.
What’s new in VS Code’s monthly update? The June 2019 release (version 1.36) adds a new Java installer, indent guides, and more. Let’s take a look at the highlights.
News for Java developers: VS Code announced a new installer for Java. The package auto detects if you have the most recent components and installs and configures stable version of Java tools with the press of a button. Will you be giving VS Code a try or do you prefer another code editor?
It’s already Tuesday and you may have thought that we skipped this week’s round-up, but you are wrong! We are here with the most interesting news that went down last week including the release of Apache Storm v2.0 as well as a new Angular thread.
What’s new in VS Code’s monthly update? The April 2019 (version 1.34) release adds a preview for remote development extensions, an update to CodeLens, some bug fixes, and a new terminate all tasks command. Check out some of the highlights.
What’s new in VS Code’s monthly update? The March 2019 (version 1.33) release adds an official Linux snap package, a new accessibility improvement for screen readers, configurable IntelliSense display, and more. Check out some of the highlights.
