Working with Multiple Projects in VS Code
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- Опубликовано: 14 июл 2022
- We'll go through the different tools that help work with multiple projects in VS Code. These are ways to quickly switch between projects and to also differentiate between multiple VS Code windows.
In Video: Chris Sev ( / chris__sev )
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Thanks for the video, I tried many but this was THE one which was best and went into detail about Projects and not just folders. Cheers!
Super cool video! Keep this up! Super helpful as well!
Thank you!
Excellent tips and explanation
Very helpful, thanks a lot! 🙌
You save my day. Thanks a lot!!
Thank you, this helps a lot!
super helpful video thanks
V useful, thanks!
Nice one.
Nice!
so helpful🤗🤗
Thanks bro
It might be helpful if you could give a real world example of when you would need to have, say, 3 or 4 different git hub repos open for a single workspace. I get that a website uses APIs, so that would be a need for 2, but it's hard to imagine of a case where it would be helpful to use workspace regularly.
i was brought here for searching "how to debug multiple projects" 🙂
any-ways, got some info here 😊
Hi.. is it possible to use new workspace project ( for example I m creating button in work space project) , I want to run this button in existing project? How can I run this?
🤓 ¡Great!
I'm a little confused still about workspaces. If you're working on multiple unrelated projects, would you open them each in separate workspaces? Ie. does a workspace contain one project, or can you put your multiple projects into one workspace?
Right, didn't really define what a workspace is and why to use it. Only how to use it.
Yep, im still left confused about when to use a workspace, and the difference between a workspace and a project.
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For reference, the largest and longest book series I am vaguely familiar with and read some of is Wheel of Time and that has around 4.5 million words. This is a fantasy series with books ranging from 200k words to as much as just under 500k words.
Workspaces are what you use when you have multiple folders of projects, usually all big and you need a place to ‘work’ in. You may not need workspaces if you are just writing code for fun, and you may not even them if you professionally code for a small company with maybe at most a few ten thousand lines of code.
But you will definitely need them when you are working with multiple projects and with large code bases.
Also to answer the OP, if you are working on ‘unrelated’ projects, even bringing them into a workspace as a sort of test sandbox is not a bad idea. You can one or multiple projects and folders in workspace.
Hey, thanks for the video.
What I'm actually looking for, when working with multiple projects, is something that keeps track of tabs/files state and switches between it as I jump between projects.
Let's say, on project 1, I'm currently working on the app.js, index.js and style.css files but I'm done with it (for now) and wanna switch to project 2 in which I'm currently working on some JS elements files (nav.js, modal.js etc.).
Instead of closing and opening each project's relevant files, each time, I'd like to be able to keep the opened tabs/files preset for each project. So, when I switch, the relevant tabs/files for each project will close/open automatically.
Is that doable?
Thanks
Wondering this too.
I'm just starting to learn VS Code, and I'm already confused about file/folder organization. Do workspaces contain projects, or do projects contain workspaces, or something else?
Workspace is like a container in which folders are stored
Did you try putting it in rice?
by the way, what the extension for the icon in the video?
the default icon is dangerously indistinguishable in the sea of files, there are no divider, no distinct icon, nothing.
i can easily screw myself editing a wrong file in a wrong workspace
The icon theme I'm using is Material Icon Theme marketplace.visualstudio.com/items?itemName=PKief.material-icon-theme
@@DigitalOcean thanks, it'll be helpful for me
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This is like I explain what a workspace is by saying it is a workspace.
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Having to create a workspace in order to code on different projects is annoying. I sure wish Microsoft hadn't killed Atom. The very second rumors hit the street that GitHub was selling out to Microsoft, Atom was dead.
There's an open-source fork of Atom called Pulsar.
@@RickyC0626 Thanks -- just gave it a star. Pulsar looks a lot more alive and promising than Atom-Community.
I found another similar detailed video based on vscode workspaces : ruclips.net/video/u5839hP0Zko/видео.html
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