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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...

  A survey of Mac developers using popular commercial software breaks down info on demographics, ways of working, and other tidbits to paint a clearer picture of Mac developers. The team behind Mac development software Git Tower, a popular app with over 100,000 customers, surveyed users in March and April. It included 4,072 participants. The blog post announcing the survey says that you can "be part of next years survey" by signing up for the Git Tower newsletter, suggesting the company conduc...

A survey of Mac developers using popular commercial software breaks down info on demographics, ways of working, and other tidbits to paint a clearer picture of Mac developers.

Microsofts own distro lurks under the covers and applications magically appear in the Start menu Tim Anderson Fri 23 Apr 2021 // 10:46 UTC Share Copy Hands on Microsoft has released the first public preview of Linux GUI applications on Windows 10 – so we wasted no time in taking it for a spin around the block. The ability to run GUI applications on Windows Subsystem for Linux 2 is not new – enthusiasts have been able to run them via separately installed X server util...

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Allowing everyone to use their favourite IDE just makes a lot of sense Tim Anderson Thu 8 Apr 2021 // 13:12 UTC Share Copy Gitpod, which provides remote environments for testing and debugging code, has shifted to Visual Studio Code from Eclipse Theia and is sponsoring a new event called DevX Conf, focused on the developer experience. The idea behind the open-source Gitpod platform is that developers code, build, test, and debug in a remote workspace implemented as a Dock...

Microsofts Visual Studio Code 1.54 runs on Apple Silicon Latest upgrade of Microsoft’s open source code editor also boosts performance on Windows With Microsoft’s release of Visual Studio Code 1.54, the open source code editor now runs natively on Apple Silicon computers. Published March 4 and dubbed the February 2021 release, Visual Studio Code 1.54 features stable Apple Silicon builds. Apple Silicon was introduced by Apple last year as an ARM-based CPU to replace Intel CPUs in Mac compute...

Latest upgrade of Microsoft’s open source code editor also boosts performance on Windows.

Microsoft has updated Visual Studio Code, adding support for Apple’s new Macs running on its M1 custom silicon.

Visual Studio Code adds native support for Apple Silicon Macs Mar 5, 2021 06:48 EST with 13 comments Visual Studio Code, Microsofts free cross-platform code editor, has received its February 2021 update this week, bringing it to version 1.54 for those using stable builds (via MSPoweruser). As youd expect, there are a handful of improvements, but one of the most notable additions this month is support for Apple Silicon Macs. Up until now, you could use Visual Studio C...