From the course: Visual Studio Code Productivity Tips
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Work with files
From the course: Visual Studio Code Productivity Tips
Work with files
- [Instructor] The Explorer window is one way to work with files and folders. In this tip, we'll look at it and some other techniques. The first tip is how to open the explorer window using a keyboard shortcut. You can see that keyboard shortcut by hovering over the icon in the sidebar. On my Windows PC, it's Control Shift E. On a Mac, of course, it would be Command Shift E. So, let's try that keyboard shortcut. That brings up the Explorer. Tapping that same key combination a second time toggles the focus to my Code Editor, like this. So, now I can toggle back to my Explorer, and over to my Editor. Next, we'll look at how to close folders with a keyboard shortcut. Here's a common scenario. I've been working for a while and I have many folders open. There is a button on the Explorer over here, this Collapse Folders in Explorer. What we're looking at in this tip is how to use a keyboard shortcut. So, the first step is to get the Explorer window open. Remember that keystroke is Control…
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Explore and navigate code: Go to Definition3m 24s
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Explore and navigate code: Find All References2m 21s
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Explore and navigate code: Peek Definition1m 26s
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Refactor the code5m
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Tidy up code layout with Format Document4m 18s
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Create custom keybindings for commands2m 18s
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Fun with brackets and braces2m 49s
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Simple technique to move code blocks52s
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Use Emmet notation to quickly add boilerplate text8m 19s
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Use font ligatures to add symbols to your code3m 31s
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Better document tabs5m 10s
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Declutter the UI2m 16s
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Work with files3m 12s
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Expand selection with keyboard shortcuts2m 14s
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