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    760: Pro VSCode Setups

    760: Pro VSCode Setups

    Join Scott and Wes as they dish out the juiciest VSCode secrets for coding like a boss (or a Tolinski)! From speedy navigation to must-have extensions and the sickest themes, get ready to level up your coding game.

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    Hasty Treat - Hyper Productivity with Keyboard Shortcuts + Window Management

    Hasty Treat - Hyper Productivity with Keyboard Shortcuts + Window Management

    In this Hasty Treat, Scott and Wes talk about keyboard shortcuts, window management, and how to stay productive.

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    03:54 - Karabiner-Elements

    06:11 - Better Touch Tool

    13:55 - ScreenFlow

    17:52 - VS Code Shortcuts

    21:20 - Text Expander

    23:00 - Clipy

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    Hasty Treat - Non-Glamorous Skills You Should Have

    Hasty Treat - Non-Glamorous Skills You Should Have

    In this Hasty Treat, Scott and Wes talk about the non-glamorous skills that will improve your life as a developer!

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    3:13 - Why it’s needed

    • Make you a better dev
    • Make big tasks easier

    7:00 - Why we don’t do it

    • Because it’s hard
    • It’s boring - sometimes
    • It’s not our focus

    7:24 - Good command line skills

    • Get around file system
    • Copy, move, delete things

    8:58 - Keyboard skills

    • Jump by word/line/BOL/EOL
    • Learn 1 new shortcut per week
    • Custom keybindings for common tasks

    14:22 - Communication and interpersonal skills

    14:41 - Time management

    • Focus apps to help
    • How long will something take?
    • Revisit past projects when they are done and see how long it took

    16:36 - Good file hygiene

    • Good folder structure
    • Delete old cruft
    • Clear your recycle
    • Desktop and downloads are off-limits
    • Create template structures or tools for commonly used structures

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    Hasty Treat - VSCode Love Part 3

    Hasty Treat - VSCode Love Part 3

    It’s another VSCode episode! In this Hasty Treat, Scott and Wes talk all the things they love about VSCode — things to learn, how to get around more quickly, using keyboard commands, being more efficient, using snippets and more!

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    2:14 - Things to learn

    • Jump by word, line
    • Select by word
    • Command Palette (cmd + shift + p)
    • Move and copy lines - option up down or with shift
    • Multi cursor
    • Find and replace in files
    • Use the Insiders build if you like updates every day

    11:03 - Keyboard commands

    • Cmd + b to hide sidebar
    • Cmd + shift + x

    13:55 - Snippets

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    VS Code Round Two

    VS Code Round Two

    Scott and Wes are back with another round of tips, tricks and tasty treats for their favorite code editor, VS Code.

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    06:05 - Favorite new updates

    • Notification API
    • Auto Import
    • Listing errors in the file explorer
    • Column Selection
    • Interface Customization
    • Hot Tip: Anytime you find yourself using your mouse, there’s likely a shortcut key for what you’re trying to do
    • React Snippets Library
    • Wes’ VS Code settings
    • Visual Studio Live Share

    27:40 - Favorite/New Extensions

    38:49 - Themes

    40:35 - Tips and Tricks

    • Learn how to jump and select by letter, word, line, etc.
    • Move a line (or Line Bubbling) - Use this for rearranging and/or moving lines of code quickly.
    • Cycling through multiple windows of the same app - If you have multiple VS Code windows open, “Cmd + backtick” will cycle through them, so you don’t have to drag them in and out of view.
    • Adjust MacOS keyboard settings - change Key Repeat to “fast” and Delay Until Repeat to “short”. This will make your editor super fast when holding down arrow keys.
    • Use Git features
    • Spell Checker - “Cmd + .” will open up code actions and you check for possible misspellings, etc.
    • Rename Symbol - Much more reliable than find/replace.
    • Sort Lines
    • Select everything between quotes - (Cmd + Shift + Space)

    57:25 - Things that could be improved

    • Region folding is inconsistent and sometimes doesn’t work at all.
    • No easy way to tell which extension is causing CPU performance issues.
    • Sidebar indentation isn’t clear.

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    Sending email, who needs an inbox... DO THE WORK - Day 35

    Sending email, who needs an inbox... DO THE WORK - Day 35

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