Visual Studio Code Archives - Sourced Code https://sourcedcode.com AEM Blog Made Just for You. Fri, 11 Aug 2023 07:24:53 +0000 en-US hourly 1 https://wordpress.org/?v=6.4.8 https://sourcedcode.com/wp-content/uploads/2019/09/cropped-favicon-32x32.png Visual Studio Code Archives - Sourced Code https://sourcedcode.com 32 32 50 Visual Studio | VS Code Hot Key / Shortcuts for Mac 2023 https://sourcedcode.com/blog/aem/deployment/50-visual-studio-code-hot-key-shortcuts-for-mac-2023 https://sourcedcode.com/blog/aem/deployment/50-visual-studio-code-hot-key-shortcuts-for-mac-2023#respond Mon, 31 Jul 2023 06:55:50 +0000 https://sourcedcode.com/?p=5540 Welcome to our guide on 50 Visual Studio Code shortcuts for Mac users. Whether you’re a seasoned developer or just starting, mastering these keyboard shortcuts will significantly enhance your coding productivity. Let’s dive in and discover the most efficient key combinations for a seamless coding experience! For Window users, visit this article, 50 Visual Studio […]

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]]> Welcome to our guide on 50 Visual Studio Code shortcuts for Mac users. Whether you’re a seasoned developer or just starting, mastering these keyboard shortcuts will significantly enhance your coding productivity. Let’s dive in and discover the most efficient key combinations for a seamless coding experience!

For Window users, visit this article, 50 Visual Studio Code Hot Key / Shortcuts for Mac 2023.

Shortcuts List:

  • (Command + P): Quickly open files by typing their names in the Quick Open dialog.
  • (Command + N): Create a new file in the current workspace.
  • (Command + Shift + P): Open the Command Palette to access various commands and settings.
  • (Command + B): Toggle the visibility of the Side Bar.
  • (Command + Shift + E): Focus and show the File Explorer in the Side Bar.
  • (Command + Shift + F): Search across files in the entire workspace.
  • (Command + J): Toggle the Panel (Output, Terminal, or Debug Console).
  • (Command + /): Toggle line comments for the selected code.
  • (Option + Shift + Up/Down Arrow): Move lines of code up or down.
  • (Option + Click): Add multiple cursors at different positions to edit multiple lines at once.
  • (Command + Shift + L): Select all occurrences of the current selection.
  • (Command + D): Add the next occurrence of the current word to the selection.
  • (Command + G): Jump to a specific line number in the active file.
  • (Option + Left/Right Arrow): Move the cursor to the beginning/end of the current word.
  • (Option + Up/Down Arrow): Move the cursor up or down by paragraph.
  • (Command + Shift + K): Delete the current line.
  • (Command + Shift + T): Reopen the last closed tab.
  • (Command + Tab / Command + Shift + Tab): Cycle through open tabs.
  • (Command + F2): Set multiple cursors to the same word in the file.
  • (Command + Shift + [ / Command + Shift + ]): Indent or unindent lines of code.
  • (Option + Shift + O): Sort lines in ascending order.
  • (Option + Command + Down Arrow): Copy lines down.
  • (Option + Shift + Down Arrow): Move lines down.
  • (Option + Shift + Up Arrow): Move lines up.
  • (Option + Shift + F): Format the selected code.
  • (Option + Command + U): Transform to uppercase.
  • (Option + Command + L): Transform to lowercase.
  • (Command + Enter): Insert a new line below the current line.
  • (Command + Shift + Enter): Insert a new line above the current line.
  • (Command + Shift + \): Jump to matching bracket.
  • (Command + Shift + G): Open the Source Control view.
  • (Command + Shift + E): Show Explorer/Files view.
  • (Command + Shift + X): Open the Extensions view.
  • (Option + Shift + F): Format document in the editor.
  • (Command + F): Find and replace text.
  • (Command + Shift + H): Replace in files (Find and replace across multiple files).
  • (Command + Shift + M): Show Problems panel.
  • (Command + Shift + U): Show output panel.
  • (Command + K + W): Close all editor tabs.
  • (Command + Shift + [ / Command + Shift + ]): Fold or unfold region.
  • (Option + F12): Show all references of a symbol in the workspace.
  • (Command + Shift + F10): Run a specific test.
  • (Command + Shift + D): Open the Debugger panel.
  • (Command + Shift + O): Go to Symbol in File.
  • (Command + Shift + U): Go to a symbol’s implementation.
  • (Command + K + R): Show keyboard shortcuts reference.
  • (Command + Shift + F): Show keyboard shortcuts reference.

Conclusion:

Boost your coding productivity with these 50 essential Visual Studio Code shortcuts, tailored for Mac users. Incorporate these time-saving key combinations into your coding workflow, and watch as you breeze through tasks with remarkable speed and efficiency. Happy coding!

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]]> https://sourcedcode.com/blog/aem/deployment/50-visual-studio-code-hot-key-shortcuts-for-mac-2023/feed 0 50 Visual Studio | VS Code Hot Key / Shortcuts for Windows 2023 https://sourcedcode.com/blog/aem/development/50-visual-studio-code-hot-key-shortcuts-for-windows-2023 https://sourcedcode.com/blog/aem/development/50-visual-studio-code-hot-key-shortcuts-for-windows-2023#respond Mon, 31 Jul 2023 06:47:50 +0000 https://sourcedcode.com/?p=5531 Welcome to our guide on 50 Visual Studio Code shortcuts for Windows users. Whether you’re a seasoned developer or just starting, mastering these keyboard shortcuts will significantly enhance your coding productivity. Let’s dive in and discover the most efficient key combinations for a seamless coding experience! For Mac users, visit this article, 50 Visual Studio […]

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]]> Welcome to our guide on 50 Visual Studio Code shortcuts for Windows users. Whether you’re a seasoned developer or just starting, mastering these keyboard shortcuts will significantly enhance your coding productivity. Let’s dive in and discover the most efficient key combinations for a seamless coding experience!

For Mac users, visit this article, 50 Visual Studio Code Hot Key / Shortcuts for Mac 2023.

Shortcuts List:

  • Control + P: Quickly open files by typing their names in the Quick Open dialog.
  • Control + N: Create a new file in the current workspace.
  • Control + Shift + P: Open the Command Palette to access various commands and settings.
  • Control + B: Toggle the visibility of the Side Bar.
  • Control + Shift + E: Focus and show the File Explorer in the Side Bar.
  • Control + Shift + F: Search across files in the entire workspace.
  • Control + J: Toggle the Panel (Output, Terminal, or Debug Console).
  • Control + /: Toggle line comments for the selected code.
  • Alt + Shift + Up/Down Arrow: Move lines of code up or down.
  • Alt + Click: Add multiple cursors at different positions to edit multiple lines at once.
  • Control + Shift + L: Select all occurrences of the current selection.
  • Control + D: Add the next occurrence of the current word to the selection.
  • Control + G: Jump to a specific line number in the active file.
  • Alt + Left/Right Arrow: Move the cursor to the beginning/end of the current word.
  • Alt + Up/Down Arrow: Move the cursor up or down by paragraph.
  • Control + Shift + K: Delete the current line.
  • Control + Shift + T: Reopen the last closed tab.
  • Control + Tab/Control + Shift + Tab: Cycle through open tabs.
  • Control + F2: Set multiple cursors to the same word in the file.
  • Control + Shift + [ / Control + Shift + ]: Indent or unindent lines of code.
  • Alt + Shift + O: Sort lines in ascending order.
  • Alt + Shift + Down Arrow: Copy lines down.
  • Alt + Shift + Down Arrow: Move lines down.
  • Alt + Shift + Up Arrow: Move lines up.
  • Alt + Shift + F: Format the selected code.
  • Alt + Shift + U: Transform to uppercase.
  • Alt + Shift + L: Transform to lowercase.
  • Control + Enter: Insert a new line below the current line.
  • Control + Shift + Enter: Insert a new line above the current line.
  • Control + Shift + \: Jump to matching bracket.
  • Control + Shift + G: Open the Source Control view.
  • Control + Shift + E: Show Explorer/Files view.
  • Control + Shift + X: Open the Extensions view.
  • Alt + Shift + F: Format document in the editor.
  • Control + F: Find and replace text.
  • Control + Shift + H: Replace in files (Find and replace across multiple files).
  • Control + Shift + M: Show Problems panel.
  • Control + Shift + U: Show output panel.
  • Control + K + W: Close all editor tabs.
  • Control + Shift + [ / Control + Shift + ]: Fold or unfold region.
  • Alt + F12: Show all references of a symbol in the workspace.
  • Control + Shift + F10: Run a specific test.
  • Control + Shift + D: Open the Debugger panel.
  • Control + Shift + O: Go to Symbol in File.
  • Control + Shift + U: Go to a symbol’s implementation.
  • Control + K + R: Show keyboard shortcuts reference.
  • Control + Shift + F: Show keyboard shortcuts reference.

Conclusion:

Boost your coding productivity with these 50 essential Visual Studio Code shortcuts, tailored for Windows users. Incorporate these time-saving key combinations into your coding workflow, and watch as you breeze through tasks with remarkable speed and efficiency. Happy coding!

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