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Visual Studio Code 1.56 improves hover feedback, debugging April 2021 release of Microsoft’s open source code editor also improves Docker support for remote development scenarios. Credit: Dreamstime Visual Studio Code 1.56, the latest version of Microsoft’s popular open source code editor, was published May 5, bringing improvements in hover feedback, debugging, and Docker support. Also known as the April 2021 release, Visual Studio Code 1.56 changes the mouse hover feedback fo...

M-A-U / Getty Images Visual Studio Code 1.56, the latest version of Microsoft’s popular open source code editor, was published May 5, bringing improvements in hover feedback, debugging, and Docker support. Also known as the April 2021 release, Visual Studio Code 1.56 changes the mouse hover feedback for all clickable actions around the workbench to offer a better user experience. A new debugger extension API enables language extensions to provide correct inline value support, w...

I recently got the chance to completely reset my Windows 10 machine, and took advantage of the opportunity to create a dev environment I would love. These were my high-level goals: Make WSL my primary dev environment Use VSCode as my primary editor Have a beautiful terminal To achieve this, I started by installing WSL 2. I went with an Ubuntu distro because thats what Ive had the most experience with in the past. You can find instructions on installing WSL and/or upgrading it to WSL 2 in the of...