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title: VS Code setup
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# VS Code setup
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## What is Visual Studio Code?
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* VS Code (or just VSC) is a popular open source text editor / IDE (integrated development environment) by Microsoft
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* Very ***extensible*** by extensions
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* Has many language-specific features like Omnisharp for C#
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## Visual Studio Code is not Visual Studio
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* Visual Studio is an older, bulkier IDE, also by Microsoft
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* it has more features!
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* Visual Studio Code is quite new, relatively lightweight
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* originally scarce in features
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* more popular in web development
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* Both are used for Unity development
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* We'll be using VS Code on this course
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* ***Note:*** VS Code Unity Debug Extension [has been recently deprecated](https://github.com/Unity-Technologies/vscode-unity-debug/issues/206)
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* We don't need the extension on this course, but it's good to know
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## VS Code installation
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* During installation, check these two options:
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## Logging into VS Code
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* You can log in with your GitHub account to VS Code in the ***Accounts*** tab
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* Then, by turning on ***Settings sync***, your user-defined settings are carried over to whichever computer you're working on
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* Open the project folder in VS Code
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* Either by opening the folder from File Explorer context menu (*Open with Code*)
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* Or in VS Code *File > Open Folder...*
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## Extra: Other extensions
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* *Marp for VS Code*
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* If you want to read these slides inside VS Code
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* After installation, open this .md file from the course repository
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* Click the *Open preview to the side* button
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* GitLens & Git Graph (See [Git basics](1-git-basics)) |