Please note that this version of the site is no longer being updated. All content has been merged with my IT Blog "Much Ado About IT". Click here to see this page on the other site. I've found that using Jekyll to be too fragile and complex. GitHub pages are too limited. The blog site was on WordPress (self-hosted) but that was too slow and clunky. The revamped blog now uses Hugo and is published using Netlify
VSCode Hints and Tips
VSCode Hints and Tips
Visual Studio Code is an Integrated Development Environment (IDE) or code editor that is open source and actively developed by Microsoft. These articles contain ideas, hints, tips and knowledge about it and how to use it.
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VSCode Hints and Tips
Visual Studio Code is an Integrated Development Environment (IDE) or code editor that is open source and actively developed by Microsoft. These articles contain ideas, hints, tips and knowledge about it and how to use it.
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VSCode multiple cursors
VSCode supports multi-cursor editing, here are some tips on using it.
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A Page to test things
GitHub pages use Jekyll but not all features are available. This page is for testing what works and what does not
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A Test Jekyll/GitHub Pages Page (MarkDown)
Testing collections and page variables - this page is an actual Jekyll Page and is in a folder, it is a markdown file
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A Test Jekyll/GitHub Pages Page (HTML)
Testing collections and page variables - this page is in an actual Jekyll Page and is in a folder, it is an HTML file
There is also a hint on how to use VSCode to debug Node-RED (and Node.JS) code in the Node-RED section of this site.