Visual Studio isn’t the only C# editor that Microsoft makes. Visual Studio Code (VSCode) is a cross-platform development environment that can be used for development with most languages including C#. In this video, we are going to look at what VSCode is, how to install it, and how to use it to develop C# applications. The best part is that what you learn in this video will work on Windows, Mac, or Linux.

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0:00 – Intro
1:18 – Getting started: Installing Visual Studio Code
5:17 – VSCode extensions
11:57 – VSCode extension setup overview: extensions used in this particular video
12:37 – Starting to use C# in VSCode
14:13 – VSCode features: Terminal, command pallet
15:49 – Windows cmd shortcut
16:38 – Note on solutions and projects
17:39 – Creating a new solution and projects with the command prompt
20:16 – Adding projects to the solution: command prompt
21:48 – Adding projects to the solution: bash prompt
23:37 – Adding a reference
24:40 – Opening project in VSCode via command prompt and VSCode debugging settings
28:13 – Working with C# project in VSCode
33:32 – Working with C# code in VSCode: running the Console app (debugging will not wok)
34:39 – Working with C# code in VSCode: launching the Console app and debugging
39:13 – Adding a NuGet references
43:25 – Concluding remarks