Big news for developers landed today: GitHub, the powerhouse developer platform owned by Microsoft, just announced that its AI programming assistant, Copilot, will now be free for all developers using Visual Studio Code (VS Code). This move, which solidifies GitHub's commitment to democratizing...
Attention, developers! It's not every day that a revolutionary tool shifts from being a premium feature to a free offering. But that's exactly what GitHub has done with its beloved Copilot—a coding assistant powered by AI, now available completely free of charge for Visual Studio and Visual...
The world's largest developer platform, GitHub, announced an impressive milestone this week: 150 million developers now use the platform. For perspective, that's almost double the population of Germany or roughly the combined populations of the UK and France! To underline its commitment to...
Microsoft’s Satya Nadella has certainly dropped a bombshell of good news for developers everywhere: GitHub Copilot is now free for use in Visual Studio Code (VS Code). If you're a developer, coder, or even a tech enthusiast, this announcement could be an absolute game-changer. Let’s unpack this...
GitHub’s latest announcement is like opening presents at a developer’s holiday party. The platform, owned by Microsoft, has revealed a free version of Copilot, its groundbreaking AI-powered coding assistant, bundled straight into Visual Studio Code (VS Code). If you’re a programmer or someone...
Brace yourselves, developers! Visual Studio Code (VS Code) v1.96 just landed, bringing a powerhouse of AI-driven updates and a sleeker coding experience you’d think came straight out of a sci-fi novel. Buckle up because we’re about to dive deep into the nitty-gritty of the latest VS Code...
In an alarming shift on the cybersecurity landscape, a critical vulnerability has been identified within the Python extension of Visual Studio Code (VS Code). Known as CVE-2024-49050, this flaw presents a potential gateway for attackers to execute arbitrary code remotely. Let’s dive deep into...
I have windows 7 64 bit 500 GB hard disk with one primary and two other partions.I had installed the latest version of vs code the 'system installation' for all users .it opened correctly the first time.But then I tried the command code . in powershell terminal to open vs code without enabling...
2021 was an eventful year for Microsoft Edge. We built new PWA features that more deeply integrate apps with the operating system, we made PWAs easily available on the Microsoft Store, we included WebView2 by default in Windows 11 with automatic updates, we specified and implemented multiple new...
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Continuing in our series on using the Desktop Bridge to bring your existing desktop apps to the Universal Windows Platform (UWP), let’s follow up last month’s post on the path from a desktop app to a UWP app with more information on choosing the path forward.
First of all, we want to highlight...
Last week was a very exciting week. The Connect(); //2015 event was held and about a million things were shown and announced. Some of the cooler announcements revolved around VS Code
v0.10.1 (November - Beta 2015)
With this release, we mark our official Beta milestone and the big news is that...
The final post for the VS Code Theme week comes from the man, the myth, the legend in his own mind :) Link Removed.
Given it's Hardware Friday and VS Code week, how can we mesh these two together?
Maybe a little Arduino development with VS Code? Yeah, that's the ticket!
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Coding4Fun is doing a VS Code Theme Week and I tried to hunt down something, anything, related to the Kinect and VS Code.
Anything...
Well, I've been blogging about the Kinect and Unity a bunch, so showing how VS Code and Unity work together is close enough, right? Um... yeah... It's a...
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