Congratulations on finishing the course.
You've now got the skills you need to begin using Visual Studio Code
to develop your own production quality applications.
You've learned how to apply its many settings to how
you prefer to work,
and how to install extensions to support the languages and
requirements of your particular environment.
You've learned how to write, navigate, and refactor code
efficiently, and also manage a source code
repository of those changes, all from within VS Code.
Software development processes often include executing various
programs and utilities to manage things like compilers,
linters, and servers.
To help with those things, you've learned how to configure
and use the integrated terminal and automate work with task.
Finally, you also learned how to use the built-in Node.js debugger
and how to find and install debuggers for other languages
you might use.
There are lots of great courses on LinkedIn Learning to help you
continue to grow your Visual Studio Code skills.
A few I would recommend you check out are Visual Studio Code
Productivity Tips, Using Git with Visual Studio Code, and
Visual Studio Code for .NET Developers.
I'll also recommend you familiarize yourself with the
official documentation located at code.visualstudio.com.
Lastly, one of the best ways to develop any technical skill
is to practice.
Just start using VS Code every day.
The features you already understand will become more
comfortable and familiar, and you'll gradually discover new
features through the normal course of using the application.
It's one of the best ways to learn.
On that note, I'll invite you to download and share your
certificate of completion,
ask any questions you have in the course Q&A, and follow
me on LinkedIn.
I hope you enjoyed the course and found it helpful.
Thanks for watching.