Setting up the App Package and Buildįor VisualStudio Code doesn’t yet support creating new Swift projects. So far so gut, the ARI ran into no issues. Which is your project root (though you can also create workspaces,Īfterwards one can install the “Swift Language Support for Visual Studio Code”Įxtension using the extensions button in the activity bar. Usually you seem to open just one “folder” in a VSCode window (similar to.One can invoke all the available functions. ⌘⇧ P: Open “command palette”, this is similar to M-x in Emacs,.A terminal can be brought up using Ctrl-Backtick (similar to M-x shell).⌘⇧ D: Run & Debug pane (also seems to be used for tests).⌘⇧ E: Jump into the “Explorer” (the file navigation pane)Īnd if the focus is on the Explorer, back to the editor.
They call the dock on the left the “activity bar”.On startup, VSCode is going to show a little tutorial, though most things $ ln -s "/Applications/Visual Studio Code.app/Contents/Resources/app/bin/code" \
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