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Visual Studio & VS Code

Configuration, debugging, Git, extensions, productivity and teamwork.

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  1. 01
    Visual Studio vs VS Code — when to choose whichintro

    When to reach for the full Visual Studio IDE, and when a lightweight VS Code editor is enough.

    8 min
  2. 02
    Configuration and essential extensionscore

    How to configure Visual Studio and VS Code, and which extensions are the team standard.

    10 min
  3. 03
    Debugging (breakpoints, watch, call stack)core

    Practical debugging in Visual Studio and VS Code: breakpoints, inspecting variables and the call stack.

    11 min
  4. 04
    Git in the IDE (commit, branch, merge, PR)core

    Day-to-day work with Git directly from Visual Studio and VS Code, all the way to the Pull Request.

    10 min
  5. 05
    Productivity: shortcuts, snippets, refactoringcore

    Keyboard shortcuts, snippets and safe refactorings that genuinely speed up coding.

    9 min
  6. 06
    Teamwork: Live Share, settings syncadvanced

    Real-time collaborative coding with Live Share and synchronizing settings across machines.

    8 min

Check your knowledge — quiz

5 questions · pass mark 80%. Score saved locally.

1.Which tool will you choose at ProfessNet for working on the ZEUS backend built on a .NET solution (.sln)?

2.Why do we keep a .vscode/extensions.json file with a "recommendations" section in the repository?

3.What does a conditional breakpoint with the condition userId == 4071 do when set in a loop over thousands of records?

4.At ProfessNet, how does every change reach the main branch?

5.How does Settings Sync differ from configuration kept in the repository (.editorconfig, .vscode/settings.json)?