10 Best VSCode Keyboard Shortcuts

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[FunctionGermany]

Ctrl + Shift + O: search for variables, functions, classes etc. in the current file
Ctrl + T: the same but for your entire workspace
Ctrl + ß / ` (german keyboard, it's the two keys left of backspace): change indentation of current line or selection to the left or right

[BenjaminAster]

F2 renames a variable or an HTML tag, which is super userful.

[doleo_metal]

ctrl+shift+E is exactly what I was looking for to reduce mouse bouncing. thank you! subbed!

[RyanScarbrough]

This should be taught in every programming course, wow.

[mattoattacko]

20mins worth of content (for other youtubers) compressed to one video. Way to be efficient WDS! Thank you!

[salehmarji]

This was the fastest quick tip video I've ever watched :), well done

[AFTstorm]

Realistically im gonna remember about 3 of these

[daviyamashita]

Alt + Arrow Left: goes to the previously clicked line of code
Alt + Arrow Right: goes back before the Arrow Left

[unknownfox]

Also don’t forget CTRL + G so you can go anywhere on the line of your code

[MuhammadYusuf-trxe]

Additional tips: while ctrl+D is used to select the next highlighted word, you can use ctrl + K to skip the current instance of the highlighted word

[MrSsnowBalls]

I feel proud of myself for knowing all of those

[mannymorales]

Great Video, Kyle! Thanks so much for continually sharing your skills and teaching! Proof of the phrase "You can always learn something new!". Cheers!

[Pouckimon]

Love your short videos! Great content, thank you 🤟

[Hertog_von_Berkshire]

Yup, knowing your preferred editor is a major contribution to productivity.

[madanrijal]

wow..what a short and sweet video..every second pays off..

[EliKennedy]

I write React in VS Code all the time and I still find something I didn’t know in each of these videos. Thanks man

[seniorreact]

Thank you! Been looking for something like this.

[markslima]

For users in a Mac/OSX environment, many of these are accessible using 'command' key in place of 'control' key

[xtraszone]

Use an extension: Multi cursor select
This will helps you to modify multiple words using ctrl + D but this time it will works for same words with different case

[adamandom]

Some more useful ones I use pretty often:

ctrl + shift + L - Select all occurrences of the selected text in the same file

ctrl + ' - toggles the integrated terminal

ctrl + B - toggles the side panel (explorer view)

(while in find with ctrl + F)
Enter - to next occurence
Shift + Enter - previous occurrence

mouse wheel down + move mouse up/down - creates multiple selectors that try to be on the same level for each line they go through

alt + scroll - scrolls 10x faster