John Papa is a professional Web Developer and storyteller. He currently leads the Academic Cloud Advocacy teams at Microsoft and formerly worked for Disney.
Visual Studio Code provides excellent intellisense for JavaScript, TypeScript, and C#. Whether you are running ASP.NET 5 or node or client side code, you’ll see a new level of intellisense here. You can also hit CTRL+SPACE and get intellisense. If you hover over a variable VSCode shows the signatu
Visual Studio Code has some awesome refactoring features. Here are some of my favorites. Visual Studio Code Series Follow this series to learn more about what you can do with Visual Studio Code! 1. Introducing Visual Studio Code [https://www.johnpapa.net/visual-studio-code] 2. Getting Started wi
There are editors and IDE’s (Integrated Development Environments). I’ve often been asked which tools I prefer, so I decided to share how I view them. Your mileage may vary on your tool selection, of course. Influencing factors for me: * speed of the tool * speed of typing * features * extensib
You can learn a lot by trying new things. Over the past 18 months I have been switching IDEs and editors every few months going between Atom, Visual Studio, Brackets, WebStorm, and Sublime … and then back again. This has given me an appreciation of the various tools, all of which have their pros. Fo
Streamlining Angular code is sublime. We can streamline the process of optimizing Angular [http://angularjs.org] apps for dependency injections, template caching, and common JavaScript optimizations such as minification, all in preparation for production using build automation tools like Gulp.js [ht
