Microsoft's Visual Studio Code has picked up another major update today. The Visual Studio Code team today released version 1.9 of the code editor, which brings a range of new improvements and a couple of new features.
With version 1.9, Microsoft is introducing a new welcome page for Visual Studio Code which gives users quick access to their recent folders and files, access to support resources, as well as the ability to quickly clone a Git repository. In addition to the new welcome page, Microsoft is also adding a new synchronized markdown preview which will automatically now make the preview for markdown files scroll automatically as you scroll in the editor itself.
Here's the full changelog for version 1.9:
- New Welcome page – Whether you are a new or returning user, the Welcome page helps get you started quickly.
- Interactive Playground – Try out VS Code's advanced editing features without creating files or a project.
- Synchronized Markdown Preview – Coupled view of a Markdown preview and its editor.
- Format on Paste – Format source code as soon as you bring it into your project.
- Language specific settings – Customize your settings for specific languages.
- TypeScript references CodeLens – VS Code ships with TypeScript 2.1.5 and now includes References CodeLens.
- Single file debugging – Debug without a configuration file to enable quick debugging of single files.
- Inline variables display – See variable values inline while debugging.
- Expanded Node.js debugging configurations – Easily debug Mocha tests, gulp tasks and even Yeoman generators.
- Improved task running support – Run multiple commands from the same task.
- Faster Integrated Terminal – We improved the integrated terminal's performance and Windows support.
If you are interested, y ou can grab version 1.9 of Code here.
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