cntr + B : use for the show files. cntr + ~ : use for the open and closed terminal. cntr + P : use for the quick open menu. cntr + \ : use for split editor window. cntr + W : use for the closed file. cntr + shift + l : use select all matches and then edit or del. cntr + D : use for add selection to matches. shift + alt + down : use for the duplicates lines and paste it there down.
2w ago cntr + b : use for the show files. cntr + ~ : use for the open and closed terminal. cntr + p : use for the quick open menu. cntr + \ : use for split editor window. cntr + w : use for the closed file. cntr + shift + 1 : use select all matches and then edit or del. cntr + d : use for add selection to matches. shift + alt + down : use for the duplicates lines and paste it there down. 15
At 4:48 i ask my self whether we have a way to select multiple elements by using combined keyboard and mouse click (like when we select multiple folders in window)
cntr + b : use for the show files. cntr + ~ : use for the open and closed terminal. cntr + p : use for the quick open menu. cntr + \ : use for split editor window. cntr + w : use for the closed file. cntr + shift + 1 : use select all matches and then edit or del. cntr + d : use for add selection to matches. shift + alt + down : use for the duplicates lines and paste it there down. 15 shift+ alt = arrow right to select whole parent
My favorite: alt + leftarrow or alt + rightarrow. It's undo/redo for cursor location, so if you've gone down some rabbit hole reading two other files, you can jump back to the exact locations where your cursor was previously. Absolutely love it for reading code. You can also change the number of lines that any scrolling shortcut will scroll, so for example I have the command for "editorScroll" set to "halfPage".
how to move the cursor left and right without the arrow keys as it is very annoying when you have to get out of a bracket and you have to lift your hand just to press that small right arrow key , can you tell which finger you guys use ? or is there a shortcut you guys use ?
@@tuananhdo1870 Yes, searching VS Code's shortcut keys, you can locate my suggestion by searching for "canNavigateBack" and "canNavigateForward". In my editor, these are bound to alt+LeftArrow and alt+RightArrow. Really useful shortcut keys for switching between multiple locations within VS projects.
For opening another file in split view, you can use Ctrl+2 to split window instead of splitting current file. Also, Ctrl+J can be good alternative to Ctrl+`
I'm so glad I found this video again! I was using your modified 'copy line down' shortcut all the time on my old computer. Just got a new computer, set up VS Code and was using 'duplicate selection', thinking it was the same thing. I couldn't figure out why the duplicated code pasted in at the end of the original code instead of a new line.
Thank you so much for these useful tips. I had been trying to figure out how to make changes in my code in different lines typing just once and had already given up trying when I found your video - it's going to save me a lot of time.
I found out how to skip when using Ctrl-D. When you hit Ctrl-D and find a selection you want to skip, just hit Ctrl-K and Ctrl-D and it will deselect it. 🙂
In my experience it's also better not to select the word you want to replace because parts of methods or texts might get selected as matches as well. Using Ctrl + D without highlighting the word first seems to do a far better job with finding matching strings.
How to end and start new terminal. Like if I am using mongoose server than every time I have to close the terminal and start new terminal to test the result.
At 4:48 i ask my self whether we have a way to select multiple elements by using combined keyboard and mouse click (like when we select multiple folders in window)
ty for this im currently taking a coding course online and im watching them do these things and they never explain how they do it lol now i just gotta build up the muscle memory! :D
Another great one is ctrl+alt+up/down arrow to duplicate your cursor. Really great when you have multiple lines of similar code that need something changed. Like say you want to change yi to zi and xi to xi^2 in: y1 = x1 + c1 y2 = x2 + c2 y3 = x3 + c3 Even more helpful when changing longer variable or function names.
ctrl + enter. Nice didnt know that one! With multi cursor (ctrl + shift + L | D) theres also an extension you can get that will match the case of whar you're changing. Works really well if it's justba single word.
Great shortcuts! Love your channel. I love love love the Ctr Enter to open a new line while STUCK in the current line. But here is one that is even better. Ctrl Shift Enter. It opens a line ABOVE your current line. Wow are these 2 the best ever. Can you tell me how to skip, i.e., not select an occurrence while typing Ctrl D?
Ctrl + F ( Opens up the Find/Replace dialog box. Click arrow to the left of the dialog box to open up the "toggle Replace" field. ). Enter desired values in the "Find" and "Replace" fields. Alternatively, you could highlight the text you wish to change and press Ctrl + F and this populates the "Find" field with the highlighted text. Click the arrows to the far right of the dialog box to cycle through the selection instances and press the "Replace" button to change it's value. Just a side note but you could replace all values by clicking the "Replace All" button. Hope it wasn't too confusing. ))
Great video thnx for sharing. I will add one note. If you have AMD GPU and you are using "Adrenaline SW" the CTRL+SHIFT+L shortcut is not working because it is linked to some function in adrenanline. So you can use in VS code CTRL+F2 with same result (mark all ocurencies) or you can change or disable CTRL+SHIFT+L shortcut in adrenaline softtware.. ;) It took some hard time to me to find this.
after a long i'm watching your video . I'm so glad that you're back . 😊😊 please upload more often . I love your videos . they help a lottttttt . Thank you 😊😊😊😊😊😊
Cool tricks-thanks for sharing! Note: You can take this to the next level by combining Vim keymaps, such as splitting windows and scrolling up and down, etc. This way, you will rarely need a mouse when coding.
Got excited about Ctrl + Enter to create a new line no matter where the cursor is within the previous line... but Copilot uses that shortcut for the multiple suggestions window :( Also, I used to use Ctrl + D to duplicate lines aswell... I think this may be because I came from "Sublime Text 2". But it helped in the end to just get used to using Alt + Shift + Down which is the default.
I know it's silly but jusss clear me from this dude. which one is right to learn & start right now. I'm stucked here with outdated MERN stack course & i learnt some more things in React & Sass. Is there any way to land a job without paying to institution & who awaits a job for a money. NOTE : I'm following you from long so, don't ignore it & break my respect on you dude. Juss reply wisely.🌚
I particularly love using Ctrl + D and Alt + down/up key, as always loved the transitions 😁 you can also use ctrl + J for changing the terminal panel visibility, it will act as same as when we close that panel. Found myself some new shortcuts
if you're already going to use Alt + down/up key, why not just use Shift + Alt + down/up key to duplicate as well? "technically that would be faster" ☝🤓
I tend to use vim/emac workflows directly on the systems i work with but with some of these tips + ssh capabilities of VS code, super cool stuff! Thanks for the vid!
@@TheCoderCoder Start with vim plugin on vscode, it could definitely improve your workflow even further by not having to move your hands to the arrow keys Fully configuring vim/neovim and getting used to it usually takes some time
Just add vim extension and do a vimtutor command's 30 mins tutorial and then see which is good, I bet you won't want to go back to non-home keys again.
When I'm typing code in like a function Name( | ) I find myself stuck between the two ( ). How do I quickly get out past the last ) without clicking the End button on my keyboard?
you should have also mention ctrl +z as it was bext thing i never knew that thing before i have coded for like 6 month without it and it was painful becauce teacher didnt used it proboble didnt knew
Hello mam, recently i have been struggling with " CREATING FOLDER AND FILES WITHOUT USING MOUSE" and for i have been struggling to create folder without embedding it in existing once (my shortcut is CTRL + ALT + N) using it after (CTRL + E) however i am able to make an individual unembbeded folder successfully i am confused about to create a file within the newly created folder using only keyboard shortcuts please let me know the shortcuts appropriate mam thank you ....
cntr + B : use for the show files.
cntr + ~ : use for the open and closed terminal.
cntr + P : use for the quick open menu.
cntr + \ : use for split editor window.
cntr + W : use for the closed file.
cntr + shift + l : use select all matches and then edit or del.
cntr + D : use for add selection to matches.
shift + alt + down : use for the duplicates lines and paste it there down.
2w ago cntr + b : use for the show files. cntr + ~ : use for the open and closed terminal. cntr + p : use for the quick open menu. cntr + \ : use for split editor window. cntr + w : use for the closed file. cntr + shift + 1 : use select all matches and then edit or del. cntr + d : use for add selection to matches. shift + alt + down : use for the duplicates lines and paste it there down. 15
At 4:48 i ask my self whether we have a way to select multiple elements by using combined keyboard and mouse click (like when we select multiple folders in window)
thanks
Ctr + sht+ L= select all matches
cntr + b : use for the show files.
cntr + ~ : use for the open and closed terminal.
cntr + p : use for the quick open menu.
cntr + \ : use for split editor window.
cntr + w : use for the closed file.
cntr + shift + 1 : use select all matches and then edit or del.
cntr + d : use for add selection to matches.
shift + alt + down : use for the duplicates lines and paste it there down. 15
shift+ alt = arrow right to select whole parent
My favorite: alt + leftarrow or alt + rightarrow. It's undo/redo for cursor location, so if you've gone down some rabbit hole reading two other files, you can jump back to the exact locations where your cursor was previously. Absolutely love it for reading code. You can also change the number of lines that any scrolling shortcut will scroll, so for example I have the command for "editorScroll" set to "halfPage".
how to move the cursor left and right without the arrow keys as it is very annoying when you have to get out of a bracket and you have to lift your hand just to press that small right arrow key , can you tell which finger you guys use ? or is there a shortcut you guys use ?
I use my mouse 4 and mouse 5 button for this
I think the commands is: go back to navigation locations (correct me if I am wrong)
@@tuananhdo1870 Yes, searching VS Code's shortcut keys, you can locate my suggestion by searching for "canNavigateBack" and "canNavigateForward". In my editor, these are bound to alt+LeftArrow and alt+RightArrow. Really useful shortcut keys for switching between multiple locations within VS projects.
Your definitions are all convenient and easy to understand . You try to avoid complicating things and that is awesome . Thank you a lot
For opening another file in split view, you can use Ctrl+2 to split window instead of splitting current file. Also, Ctrl+J can be good alternative to Ctrl+`
Oh that's great, thank you for sharing!
I'm so glad I found this video again! I was using your modified 'copy line down' shortcut all the time on my old computer. Just got a new computer, set up VS Code and was using 'duplicate selection', thinking it was the same thing. I couldn't figure out why the duplicated code pasted in at the end of the original code instead of a new line.
Thank you so much for these useful tips. I had been trying to figure out how to make changes in my code in different lines typing just once and had already given up trying when I found your video - it's going to save me a lot of time.
I found out how to skip when using Ctrl-D. When you hit Ctrl-D and find a selection you want to skip, just hit Ctrl-K and Ctrl-D and it will deselect it. 🙂
Oh nice, thank you!
In my experience it's also better not to select the word you want to replace because parts of methods or texts might get selected as matches as well. Using Ctrl + D without highlighting the word first seems to do a far better job with finding matching strings.
You can also click and hold alt button and press selection with mouse button to deselect the selec
How to end and start new terminal. Like if I am using mongoose server than every time I have to close the terminal and start new terminal to test the result.
At 4:48 i ask my self whether we have a way to select multiple elements by using combined keyboard and mouse click (like when we select multiple folders in window)
ctrl+enter is an excellent tip, thank you!
I really needed that. It sounds silly, but it's true.
Ctrl/Cmd + Enter, didn't know and is a game changer, thank you.
Shift + Alt + down => game-changer! Thanks Jess!
haha no problem!
You have the voice of an ideal news reporter/tech narrator.
ty for this im currently taking a coding course online and im watching them do these things and they never explain how they do it lol now i just gotta build up the muscle memory! :D
Another great one is ctrl+alt+up/down arrow to duplicate your cursor. Really great when you have multiple lines of similar code that need something changed. Like say you want to change yi to zi and xi to xi^2 in:
y1 = x1 + c1
y2 = x2 + c2
y3 = x3 + c3
Even more helpful when changing longer variable or function names.
Great video, Jessica! Even though other people have already done similar things, it's always nice to see this popping up once again
Glad you enjoyed it!
You can also learn vim motions and use the vim motions extensions and customise all of your shortcuts
Thank you very much when I think about shortcuts I always have to come back to this video!
Thanks for the pointers.
You're a life saver! Awesome video!
ctrl + enter. Nice didnt know that one! With multi cursor (ctrl + shift + L | D) theres also an extension you can get that will match the case of whar you're changing. Works really well if it's justba single word.
you're the beginner's hero !
Thanks for helping my continuous improvement 😊
You can find keyboard shortcuts reference in help menu
Great shortcuts! Love your channel. I love love love the Ctr Enter to open a new line while STUCK in the current line. But here is one that is even better. Ctrl Shift Enter. It opens a line ABOVE your current line. Wow are these 2 the best ever. Can you tell me how to skip, i.e., not select an occurrence while typing Ctrl D?
They're a great combo! I don't know how to skip 😭
Ctrl + F ( Opens up the Find/Replace dialog box. Click arrow to the left of the dialog box to open up the "toggle Replace" field. ). Enter desired values in the "Find" and "Replace" fields. Alternatively, you could highlight the text you wish to change and press Ctrl + F and this populates the "Find" field with the highlighted text. Click the arrows to the far right of the dialog box to cycle through the selection instances and press the "Replace" button to change it's value. Just a side note but you could replace all values by clicking the "Replace All" button. Hope it wasn't too confusing. ))
I heard we can use Ctrl + K to skip when we multiple select by Ctrl+D. Like if it is helpful
Thank you for these shortcuts. Made me use my mouse 500 times less every 30 minutes.
Nice tips! Another one I know is Ctrl + Shift + T to keep reopening the last file closed.
This also works on browsers! 😃👍
I personally have set ctrl+shift+D to duplicate lines. Leaving ctrl d to add selection.
Ctrl + K is used together with Ctrl + D, to skip one (the last) selection.
Cool! Thanks for sharing it!
As a Python coder/programmer, I approve this video and do recommend this to HTML CSS and JavaScript coders. 😊
Great video thnx for sharing. I will add one note. If you have AMD GPU and you are using "Adrenaline SW" the CTRL+SHIFT+L shortcut is not working because it is linked to some function in adrenanline. So you can use in VS code CTRL+F2 with same result (mark all ocurencies) or you can change or disable CTRL+SHIFT+L shortcut in adrenaline softtware.. ;) It took some hard time to me to find this.
ty, learnt a few, will use in my workflow :) 🙏
Glad this could help!
after ctrl + up/down, how do I focus on for example center of area, visible in current moment? without mouse
I was wondering the same 🙃
after a long i'm watching your video . I'm so glad that you're back . 😊😊 please upload more often . I love your videos . they help a lottttttt . Thank you 😊😊😊😊😊😊
Thank you for this video.. learning to code is frustrating as it is, but learning to code without knowing any shortcuts is EXTREMELY frustrating 😭
Glad it was helpful!
Love your teaching method ❤❤❤
Awesome video! Thanks for always making such great content. I was wondering what that LED box with the fire was behind your Bose speaker?
Thanks so much! The brand is called Tidbyt
I like these shortcuts.. and you are so cute when explaining 😍
Hey girl, Thank you so much for the Ctrl + Enter.
Excelente! thanks for making this less tedious for me.
Thanks for these incredible shortcuts!
Cool tricks-thanks for sharing!
Note: You can take this to the next level by combining Vim keymaps, such as splitting windows and scrolling up and down, etc. This way, you will rarely need a mouse when coding.
Thanks for everything Jess!
Got excited about Ctrl + Enter to create a new line no matter where the cursor is within the previous line... but Copilot uses that shortcut for the multiple suggestions window :(
Also, I used to use Ctrl + D to duplicate lines aswell... I think this may be because I came from "Sublime Text 2". But it helped in the end to just get used to using Alt + Shift + Down which is the default.
I wondered what ctrl+enter was for! Bc to me it seemed to just be doing the same thing as enter itself. Thanks
thanks for sharing! needed this!
I know it's silly but jusss clear me from this dude. which one is right to learn & start right now. I'm stucked here with outdated MERN stack course & i learnt some more things in React & Sass. Is there any way to land a job without paying to institution & who awaits a job for a money.
NOTE : I'm following you from long so, don't ignore it & break my respect on you dude. Juss reply wisely.🌚
Sorry, I'm not really up to date on JS stack stuff
So useful but most RUclipsr never mentioned❤❤ Thank you
Glad this could help!
I am soooooo happy for this video❤! It’s super useful, Thank you.
awesome, glad you found this helpful!
I knew most of that but still helpfull.
I'd like to add one more
Ctrl + space = show suggestion
Big fan sissy ❤
Thank you so much for your much useful information.
this really helpful, love from India , thanks for sharing
Thanks for this!! Do you have a video with the 'best' javascript setup? Which plugins etc? 🤔
Thank you. Very informative and strait to the point video.
I particularly love using Ctrl + D and Alt + down/up key, as always loved the transitions 😁
you can also use ctrl + J for changing the terminal panel visibility, it will act as same as when we close that panel.
Found myself some new shortcuts
oh nice, Ctrl + J is probably better than Ctrl+` for the whole panel. Thanks for watching!
if you're already going to use Alt + down/up key, why not just use Shift + Alt + down/up key to duplicate as well? "technically that would be faster" ☝🤓
@@Striech that's a good point! 😅
Very helpful, saves a ton of time. Thank you very much. 😊
Good video. I know most of them few don't know. Thanks for sharing.
I like your snake plant behind your chair 😊
haha thank you!
Wow, this is super helpful! Thanks 😄
thank you
My biggest annoyance with opt + Arrow to move lies is every line move is put in the undo list
Nice list. I, too, changed copy lines default shortcut. I came from Notepad++ and that was its shortcut.
I used to use Notepad++ too!
Can you tell me the name of theme you are using?( Suggest me few themes 😅)
I made my theme, it's linked in the description!
Subscribed. Thanks!
Welcome back coder : )
thank you!
OMG thank you!!! I learned so much ❤️
Mam your video lot of helpfull to run fast
that was very helpful, thank you
Great video... You can use Ctrl left or right arrow to move between words faster
That's a great one! I use it a lot 🔥
Thanks
Page down key is a Life saver
That's cool , Thanks for sharing with us.
ctrl + shift + Enter to insert a line above
I need a Shortcut to jump to middle of next tag in vscode visual studio, thanks
I tend to use vim/emac workflows directly on the systems i work with but with some of these tips + ssh capabilities of VS code, super cool stuff! Thanks for the vid!
niiiiice!! 🔥someday I need to level up and try vim 😅
@@TheCoderCoderyou'd love it 😅
@@TheCoderCoder Start with vim plugin on vscode, it could definitely improve your workflow even further by not having to move your hands to the arrow keys
Fully configuring vim/neovim and getting used to it usually takes some time
hi
what do you use to record ur screen ?
shift + arrows select line what do you want.
What camera do u use?
thanks miss
Thank you so much
thank you this video is really helpful for me.
Just add vim extension and do a vimtutor command's 30 mins tutorial and then see which is good, I bet you won't want to go back to non-home keys again.
amazing shortcut.
Nice, Programmers need these type of videos ❤
thanks so much!
When I'm typing code in like a function Name( | ) I find myself stuck between the two ( ). How do I quickly get out past the last ) without clicking the End button on my keyboard?
Estoy en España y esta explicación me ha gustado, ya me suscribí.... Mil gracias, estoy empezando en programación. 🎉🎉🎉🎉🎉🎉🎉🎉🎉🎉🎉
gracias!
[cmd] + [`~] didn't work on my mac... is it something i have to add myself, or is it supposed to be native?
Thank you very much!
you should have also mention ctrl +z as it was bext thing i never knew that thing before i have coded for like 6 month without it and it was painful becauce teacher didnt used it proboble didnt knew
Thank You So Much
what vs code theme you are using ?
rewatch last 10 second
First few lines of this video, are the very reason people go with vim and nvim or emacs.
Great video.
So true!
Thanks a lot! I really need this ❤
You're welcome!
Which theme you are using?
very HELPFUL thank you
What's the theme and the icon pack name you're using
theme name coder coder dark
Hello mam,
recently i have been struggling with " CREATING FOLDER AND FILES WITHOUT USING MOUSE" and
for i have been struggling to create folder without embedding it in existing once (my shortcut is CTRL + ALT + N) using it after (CTRL + E)
however i am able to make an individual unembbeded folder successfully i am confused about to create a file within the newly created folder using only keyboard shortcuts
please let me know the shortcuts appropriate mam
thank you ....
is there any shortcut for looking at camera and the screen
How to switch focus from editor to terminal and vice versa?
So Helpful!
using shortcut on html is much easier than using it on python