Tool Use
Create your own Keybindings
The Keybindings are stored in a JSON file at the following path:
Users/[your-username]/Library/Application Support/[App Name]/User/keybindings.json For me, the path is:
Users/mpstaton/Library/Application Support/Windsurf/User/keybindings.json The Keybindings JSON file takes this as the data:
json
// Place your key bindings in this file to override the defaults
[{
"key": "ctrl+shift+c",
"command": "editor.action.insertSnippet",
"when": "editorIsOpen"
}
] Written in TypeScript
VS Code Extensions
The extensions take a primary role, and VS Code has many subtle designs to encourage every user to access the extensions that will help them the most.
Similar to an App Store , the Extension feature within VS Code manages extension updates, as well as helps users rid themselves of ones that are no longer supported.
VS Code also designs for Frictionless Commerce , enabling Extension providers to enact their own licensing and paywall policies -- using VS Code 's notification mechanisms:
Similar to an App Store , the Extension feature within VS Code manages extension updates, as well as helps users rid themselves of ones that are no longer supported.
VS Code also designs for Frictionless Commerce , enabling Extension providers to enact their own licensing and paywall policies -- using VS Code 's notification mechanisms:
VS Code also employs the Come one, come all approach, allowing anyone to try to build and publish an Extension . Notice the "Build your own" and "Publish extensions" options in the upper right corner.
Because VS Code has such a streamlined and open Extension Library , most Influencers developers do their demonstrations on YouTube using VS Code .
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Because VS Code has such a streamlined and open Extension Library , most Influencers developers do their demonstrations on YouTube using VS Code .
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Footnotes
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