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How to Learn More VS Code
00:00 So—you got excited, you heard a lot about VS Code, and you want to get started using it. What’s your next step? As always, I would suggest to just start using it, and if you want some extra help, we have a Real Python course where Austin walks you over how to set up Visual Studio Code in more detail, and also goes into workspaces, testing with VS Code, debugging, and also using it with Git. That’s a short course that you can check out. And then of course there’s the great documentation that Visual Studio Code has online, which includes everything that you would want to know, including also short video courses that you can check out and setup—everything you would want to know. It’s geared towards Node.js, which is the default, but there’s lots and lots of information about using it for Python with the most popular VS Code extension, which is for Python. So with these two resources, I think you should be set to dive in, and I hope you enjoy working with VS Code, or any of the other editors, whatever fits you best. And that finishes up this section about VS Code.
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