Python through Visual Studio Code

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Socoder -> Misc Languages -> Python through Visual Studio Code
Mon, 24 Apr 2023, 23:16
Pakz	Python through Visual Studio Code After getting that new laptop and getting back with Windows I decided to check out Visual Studio Code. This turns out to be a very good(free) editor. It does javascript which I use it for. And anything you throw at it it seems. I installed python through Visual Studio Code. There is a whole plugin system in Vsc. The installing of the python plugin was very easy to do. Almost a automatic process. I then tried to run a Python Minecraf clone from github. I needed to do a bit of googling. But a command line install through the console of something made it run. Pygame was installed without a problem also. There is a copilot plugin for vsc. But this costs $$ and payment methods are credit card based iirc.
Tue, 25 Apr 2023, 02:08
cyangames	Is it nicer than Programmers notepad?
Tue, 25 Apr 2023, 04:41
Pakz	I have not used that. I was using notepad++ before. Visual studio code was easy to install. Just select from the windows store and go.
Tue, 25 Apr 2023, 04:50
Jayenkai	If you right click a .html file on Mac, then head to the Open With, then "TextMate", the Xcode option is RIGHT below it.. Every so often I accidentally click the wrong one, and then have to spend 36 hours waiting for Xcode to open. A right pain in the arse. > Reveal 🔎 As much as VisStudio is "handy", I'll always opt for the quick-loading plain text editor, over anything else. -=-=- ''Load, Next List!''
Tue, 25 Apr 2023, 04:53
cyangames	Ahhh so it still doesn't get by the wait 30 seconds for it to load up fully, check your profile is linked up to a licence of some sort, then allow you to edit a text file then? Programmers Notepad is fairly instant like TextMate which is handy -=-=- Web / Game Dev, occasionally finishes off coding games also!