Tag: vs code

  • VS Code Dev Containers

    Remote-SSH One of the things I’ve done a bit in Visual Studio Code is using it’s ability to work on a different machine over SSH. I have a couple of LXCs on a server set up for different languages – one for C++ and another for Rust. They are things I don’t work in often,…

  • Use VS Code to work on remote files

    If you’ve got a script, or some code to work on, and it’s on a VM somewhere, you can always ssh in and use nano or vim to make your edits. Like a caveman. With an archaic editor, no intellisense, and no spell checking. Or…. This magic – of editing a files on a remote…

  • Hide ‘Problems’ for a file in VS Code

    I’m interested in trying out Pico CSS – a lightweight CSS library, but when I tossed it into my project, the linter found and reported 29 problems. One of my processes is to just keep that problems tab clear as I work, so I’d like that to go away. It’s possible, but only by ‘excluding’…

  • Running Javascript in VS Code

    I’ve been using the Live Server plugin to see HTML & CSS updated as I edit, and that will also be useful when I start using Javascript for web development, but as you can see above, I’m not quite up to that. It seemed there should be a way to run JS in VS Code,…

  • Who is Emmet?

    I knew there was some magical way of entering all the the <HTML> boilerplate in Visual Studio Code as I’d seen it happen in several videos, and assumed is was some sort of macro expansion thing in the editor. Fast forward a few blog post readings and youtube viewings and I keep seeing tangential references…