Tag: vs code
VS Code extension marketplace wars: Cursor users hit roadblocks
Users of Cursor, an AI coding editor based on the same open source foundation as Microsoft’s Visual Studio […]
TypeScript compiler ported to native code, C# faithful ask why Go was used
Microsoft has previewed a port of the TypeScript compiler to native code with huge performance gains, including a […]
Anthropic previews Claude Code: agentic coding, capable but costly
Anthropic has released a “beta research preview” of Claude Code, an agentic coding tool which uses the Claude […]
VS Code update treats Copilot as “out-of-the-box” feature
Microsoft has updated Visual Studio Code (VS Code) to version 1.97, in which the company said that GitHub […]
GitHub debuts limited Copilot free tier in a crowded market
GitHub has introduced a free tier for its AI coding assistant, with options for Anthropic Claude 3.5 Sonnet […]
Hands on: AWS simplifies coding and debugging Lambda applications with Visual Studio Code
AWS has introduced a new “Application Builder” within its toolkit extension for Visual Studio Code (VS Code), the […]
Rust-based Zed editor preview adds direct SSH remoting, a key feature for potential VS Code switchers
The open source Zed editor, built with Rust, has added SSH remoting to its feature list, though both […]
‘Special privileges’ for VS Code GitHub Copilot extension show Microsoft’s advantage over competitors, claim users
Updated: The GitHub Copilot add-on for Visual Studio Code appears to break the rules that others must follow […]
VS Code migration to ECMAScript modules ‘massively improves startup performance’ – but extensions left behind for now
Microsoft has released Visual Studio Code 1.94, the first stable version to be built with ECMAScript Modules (ESM), […]
Visual Studio Code is migrating its own source code to ECMAScript modules
Microsoft is releasing version 1.93 of Visual Studio Code (VS Code), the most widely used programmer’s editor and […]