Best of VSCode — August 2022

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    Visual Studio Code's New Editor Sticky Scroll Feature

    Sticky Scroll has been introduced in the July release (a_lthough we are in the middle of August_) of Visual Studio Code, specifically in version 1.70.

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    The Ultimate Clean Architecture Template for TypeScript Projects

    The Ultimate Clean Architecture Template for TypeScript Projects. A guide on creating a layer-based TypeScript project template following the principles of clean architecture. A Detailed Implementation Guide Create your project directories and root Configuring Core, Data, and DI Setting up the mono repo configuration.

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    Visual Studio Code July 2022

    Visual Studio Code will be released in June 2022 (version 1.70) There are many updates in this version that we hope you'll like, some of the key highlights include: Title bar customization - Hide/show menu bar, Command Center, or layout control.

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    Git Best Practices – How to Write Meaningful Commits, Effective Pull Requests, and Code Reviews

    This article, we will explore how to write meaningful Git commit messages. How to get really good at the code review process and some best practices to follow. Use Imperative Commands Prefix your commit messages with imperative commands.

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    Python in Visual Studio Code – August 2022 Release

    The August 2022 release of the Python and Jupyter extensions for Visual Studio Code are now available. The Python extension walkthrough has been improved to more easily guide users to installing Python when needed. A new Python Tools extension template allows you to create a VS Code extension for your favorite Python linter or formatter.

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    Introducing the Markdown Language Server

    VS Code's Markdown Language Server will be launched August 16, 2022 by Matt Bierner, @MattBierner. Markdown is a language server for Markdown built using the language service. The language server is split between two new (and similarly named!) open source libraries.

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    Sprkl — VScode extension for Node.js

    Sprkl - VScode extension for Node.js Sprkl is an extension for VSCode. It's designed to help you write production-ready code faster and identify potential issues in your own code.

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    Debugging a Node js Express API in VS Code Debug

    VS Code Debugger allows us to debug an Express-based API with the help of Visual Studio Code. Let’s do it on line 15, which should be the first line of our POST /users endpoint function. Then we re-send the request that led to an error with cURL and try to find out what happens. All seems to work as expected.

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