This is a curated list of the shortcuts you should learn as soon as possible. I really wish I knew them when I started coding. It would have saved ...
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Excellent recommendations! I would like to add this information:
ctrl+ialso does the same asctrl+spaceit was introduced recently.ctrl+dand select more elements than expected, you can undo selections withctrl+uThanks! I always wondered about undoing selections when I got too much.
This is also useful:
cmd + jto toggle Terminal/Output/Debug Console viewNice addition. Thanks, Mostafiz!
Fold that stuff! 😄
Have a look at the folding/unfolding shortcuts (I can't post them here, because of my German keyboard). Especailly those which allow you to fold/unfold at your current position. That makes navigating new projects so much easier.
Fold everything:
cmd/ctrl + k then 0Ctrl + Shift + [to foldCtrl + Shift + ]to unfoldThanks for sharing! Didn't know about
Wrap with Abbreviation, that's cool.thanks. While not a shortcut, for errors, Error Lens is amazing! One of the best VS Code extensions.
True! I love it too
I swapped ctrl + d and ctrl + shift + d to delete line and duplicate line. I don't make that much use of selecting one by one. I use ctrl + shift + L which selects all alike more.
Nice tip! Thanks, Cody
Dear Mariana Simon Paixao，may I translate your article into Chinese?I would like to share it with more developers in China. I will give the original author and original source.
Hi there! Sure, I don't see any problem if you include the original author and source. Can you send me a link when you do so? I have Chinese friends and would like to share with them :)
no problem!
shift+alt+downto copy the current lineGood one 👍
Ctrl + KthenVfor Markdown preview / edit in split view.Very interesting, I did not know them all, thanks ! 👍🙂
Also, I often use
Ctrl + Gto go to a particluar number of line.Nice. I didn't know about this one 👍
thanks
Thanks for sharing, I just saw this post, and I will try it in my visual studio code.
The things that I always use is ctrl + P and ctrl + /
thanks, very interesting!
Learned a few more. Thanks a lot ;)
Format all file instead of Palette > Reindent. that's cool
Great! 👏
Thanks, Aman!
Shortcut to move line is my fav.
Thanks to share all these shortcuts. 😇
Ctrl + Shift + Kfor removing a line!Wrap with abbreviation is a game changer, great list!
Thanks, Logan!
Wrap with Abbreviation, just increased my efficiency by many folds, Thank you.
I would like to add Alt + Shift + Up/Down arrow duplicate line or a block of code selected.
Thanks! Nice addition 👍
Wrap with Abbreviation is a cheat that is very useful! Great post!
Thanks, Jonatan! Yeah, I use it a lot!
ctrl + k + c to comment multiple lines selected
ctrl + k + u to uncomment the multiple lines selected
muchas gracias. el bonus estuvo super! thanks a lot
Great stuff!
While not a shortcut, using regular expressions with the search box is staggering powerful and well worth exploring.
Before moving lines using alt+up or down, I usually use shift+up or down in order to select multiple lines. Saves some time too.
Ctrl shift I was a new one for me. Thanks
This is a bit basic, but with STRG+shift+ARROW you can extend your cursor to write on multiple lines at the same time.
Thanks for Sharing Very useful!
Thanks for sharing
Great article! 10. Shows the same gif as 4. though. Maybe you could correct that.
Thank, you! Jakab! I corrected that, thanks :)
Thanks, so useful !
Thanks, Samuel!
Much appreciated