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Visual Studio Code is an open-source code editor developed by Microsoft. It supports numerous programming languages and offers a variety of features such as debugging, syntax highlighting, IntelliSense, and an integrated terminal environment. The editor is customizable and supports a wide range of extensions that enhance its functionality.
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Visual Studio Code is an extensible source-code editor from Microsoft for development across many languages and environments.
Microsoft developed Visual Studio Code and released it as a cross-platform editor in 2015. The project builds on the open-source Visual Studio Code editor and the Electron ecosystem.
The editor works with files in a workspace. Extensions add language support, debugging, and version control; integrated terminals run tools alongside the project.
Files and projects are opened and managed together.
Features and language support are added modularly.
Commands run next to the source code.
Visual Studio Code fits lightweight, versatile development with individually chosen tools.
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