I've been asked a few times about the keybindings I use in Visual Studio Code. Here's a list!

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A curated list of keybindings in Visual Studio Code that enhance productivity and provide a mostly mouse-free experience. The keybindings include toggling the file explorer, opening the terminal, highlighting the current line, quickly opening files, running commands, searching across the workspace, interacting with Copilot, and moving or commenting lines of code.

Keybindings I use in VS Code

Great list you got pretty much all my favs in there 🙌🏻 with the new chat window on the left I end up closing the menu on the right more.
I must need a bigger screen 😭

I love how a key binding turns one more “productive”.
Dude… if you lose productivity because you have to hit 3 keys instead of 2, your bar is way too low…
Such shitty concept.

<code>SHIFT</code> + <code>ALT</code> + <code> up arrow</code> or <code>down arrow</code> to duplicate selected line(s) if code

I didn’t know <code>Ctrl/Cmd + l</code>, thanks! Also <code>Ctrl/Cmd + p (then) &gt;</code> is already a shortcut: <code>Ctrl/Cmd + Shift + P</code>, even faster!

I think I changed the default but:
Cmd + Shift + =
I use to make all panes equal width. I use it so much especially after widening my focused pane.