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Looking for an expert in HCL Domino, XPages, Angular, web, Notes client, mobile? Or need assistance in using any of my open source projects? Contact me.In this article, we will go over the steps necessary to download a popular text editor called Visual Studio Code, also referred to as “VS Code.” By the end of the article you will be able to create a folder in Visual Studio Code that contains an HTML document that you can open in your web browser. I live in the Netherlands and work for various national and internationalclients. I also work as a freelance webdeveloper/ consultant, specialising in Angular/ HCL (Lotus) Notes/ Domino/ XPages/ mobile/ Java/ app development. If you now select a file in your repo, you can right click > Custom Actions > Edit in Visual Studio Code to immediately open a file with Code. Note that Windows users need to configure the custom action with the full path to the Code executable: Go to the Custom Actions tab and configure it like this (OS X users):.Bring up the SourceTree preferences (Cmd + comma).If you’ve added the ‘code’ command from the previous step, you can create a Custom Action to open any selected file with Visual Studio Code: SourceTree has a function that allows you to define ‘Custom Actions’ that can be started from files in any repo. Open a file directly from a repo in SourceTree

Note: Windows users get this feature automatically when installing Code. If you want to open a specific file with Code, type ‘code ’. When you’ve done that, you can simply type ‘ code‘ in your terminal to start Visual Studio Code. Execute the ‘Shell Command: Install ‘code’ command in PATH’ command.Bring up the Command Palette ( Cmd – Ctrl – P ) and type “shell command”.The procedure is described here and comes down to: That allows you to start it from a terminal. Visual Studio Code has a built-in function to add a shortcut to it in your OS X environment. Starting Visual Studio Code from the terminal Of course I’m still learning how to use it most effectively.

It has some great features, is fast and relatively easy to use. Over the past couple of weeks, Visual Studio Code has become my favorite editor.