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Visual Studio Code for .NET

Amichai Mantinband

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Beginner. No background in the topic needed.

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Amichai Mantinband demonstrates how to set up Visual Studio Code for C# and .NET development, including essential extensions and debugging.

Become a Patreon & get the source code: patreon.com/amantinband Follow me on 'em socials: Twitter: twitter.com/amantinband LinkedIn: linkedin.com/in/amantinband/ GitHub: github.com/amantinband What are we doing today? Today’s video is all about settings up visual studio code for .NET developers working with C#. From setting up the most basic stuff to debugging, keyboard shortcuts, and awesome extensions. Extensions showed: .NET Stuff 1. Roslynator 2. .NET Core Test Explorer 3. Auto-Using For C# 4. C# Namespace Autocompletion 5. C# XML Documentation Comments 6. NuGet Reverse Package Search Other Stuff 1. Code Spell Checker 2. EditorConfig for VS Code 3. vscode-icons 4. Path Intellisense Gems 💎 1. SQL Server (mssql) 2. GitHub Copilot 3. REST Client 4. GitLens 5. VS Browser 6. Highlight Trailing White Spaces 7. jwt-decoder 8. Markdown All in One 9. Markdown Preview Enhanced 10. markdownlint 11. Docker 12. Vim #dotnet

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What people say. Recommended as a great guide for setting up VS Code properly for .NET development.

u/Nemesis--in r/dotnet • Recommends

On “free IDE for C# and .net”

Look at this video from Amichai Mantinband. He’ll show you how to setup VS Code properly for .NET development. link to this video
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u/Cluttiein r/dotnet • Recommends

On “Breakpoints are greyed out when attaching to an existing .NET process in VS Code”

I figured it out from watching this video [video but basically you want to search from the process with the same name as your project, not that of the command you ran. Hopefully this helps someone else :)
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u/imaanmzrin r/dotnet • Recommends

On “What's the best IDE to work on .NET on Linux, for pure backend?”

Check this out on Youtube for useful VSCode extensions for .Net: link to this video
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