Code faster with these VS Code shortcuts

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[sanketangane]

cntr + B : use for the show files.
cntr + ~ : use for the open and closed terminal.
cntr + P : use for the quick open menu.
cntr + \ : use for split editor window.
cntr + W : use for the closed file.
cntr + shift + l : use select all matches and then edit or del.
cntr + D : use for add selection to matches.
shift + alt + down : use for the duplicates lines and paste it there down.

[hamed]

Your definitions are all convenient and easy to understand . You try to avoid complicating things and that is awesome . Thank you a lot

[ehhhhhhhhhh]

My favorite: alt + leftarrow or alt + rightarrow. It's undo/redo for cursor location, so if you've gone down some rabbit hole reading two other files, you can jump back to the exact locations where your cursor was previously. Absolutely love it for reading code. You can also change the number of lines that any scrolling shortcut will scroll, so for example I have the command for "editorScroll" set to "halfPage".

[danielmadison]

I found out how to skip when using Ctrl-D. When you hit Ctrl-D and find a selection you want to skip, just hit Ctrl-K and Ctrl-D and it will deselect it. 🙂

[phucnguyen]

Great video, Jessica! Even though other people have already done similar things, it's always nice to see this popping up once again

[josselogam]

Thank you very much when I think about shortcuts I always have to come back to this video!

[solitarygrounds]

ty for this im currently taking a coding course online and im watching them do these things and they never explain how they do it lol now i just gotta build up the muscle memory! :D

[arkapravabera]

after a long i'm watching your video . I'm so glad that you're back . 😊😊 please upload more often . I love your videos . they help a . Thank you 😊😊😊😊😊😊

[AllisonHammondAZAD]

Shift + Alt + down => game-changer! Thanks Jess!

[VermaAman]

For opening another file in split view, you can use Ctrl+2 to split window instead of splitting current file. Also, Ctrl+J can be good alternative to Ctrl+`

[Alejandro]

Ctrl/Cmd + Enter, didn't know and is a game changer, thank you.

[hani]

You can also learn vim motions and use the vim motions extensions and customise all of your shortcuts

[max_u]

Very helpful, saves a ton of time. Thank you very much. 😊

[denqi]

Thanks for these incredible shortcuts!

[paultapping]

ctrl+enter is an excellent tip, thank you!

[lileightright]

Cool tricks—thanks for sharing!

Note: You can take this to the next level by combining Vim keymaps, such as splitting windows and scrolling up and down, etc. This way, you will rarely need a mouse when coding.

[Cocodrillo]

You're a life saver! Awesome video!

[malamincamara]

I am happy for this video❤! It’s super useful, Thank you.

[pranavgoel]

I particularly love using Ctrl + D and Alt + down/up key, as always loved the transitions 😁

you can also use ctrl + J for changing the terminal panel visibility, it will act as same as when we close that panel.

Found myself some new shortcuts

[joey]

Awesome video! Thanks for always making such great content. I was wondering what that LED box with the fire was behind your Bose speaker?