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Tip: Open Visual Studio Code from Visual Studio as an External Tool

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October 06, 2018 - Maui, Hawaii

I use both Visual Studio and Visual Studio Code in my development. Although I tend to still default to the full version of Visual Studio, I tend to run Visual Studio Code side by side with Visual Studio and flip back and forth a lot. To make things a little easier and being able to jump directly to a document in VS Code from full VS you can create an External Tool entry and a shortcut mapping to quickly open documents and/or folders in VS Code.

Opening a Web Browser with an HTTP Url from Visual Studio Code

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October 13, 2017 - Maui, Hawaii

Here's a quick tip on how you can create a project specific Visual Studio Task that can launch a Web Browser to a specific page quickly and easily.