The August update for Visual Studio Code has been released. A new profile editor makes it easier to manage profiles in version 1.93, and IntelliSense for JavaScript and TypeScript is now available in the web version. In addition to the new release of the source code editor, Microsoft also released monthly updates for the official Python and Jupyter extensions.
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IntelliSense for JavaScript and TypeScript in vscode.dev
under the name IntelliSense Helpful features such as code completion are available in VS Code. IntelliSense is available for JavaScript, TypeScript, JSON, HTML, CSS, SCSS and LESS. IntelliSense can now also be used in the web version of vscode.dev, the editor for JavaScript and TypeScript. It allows suggestions and documentation for imported packages such as react The display, which is said to be similar to the desktop version.
In TypeScript files, IntelliSense is available for packages listed in the package.json file. JavaScript files are a bit more flexible and use automatic type acquisition, As the VS Code team explains. Therefore, IntelliSense is available for every package imported into the current file, even if it is not listed in package.json.
In the web-based VS Code version, developers can now use IntelliSense for JavaScript and TypeScript.
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IntelliSense is also enabled for complete JavaScript and TypeScript projects, allowing navigation through JavaScript and TypeScript code Go to definition And Search all referencesType error reporting and automatic import during programming. Package typing and IntelliSense support for complete projects is currently limited to Chrome, Edge, and Firefox browsers, while Safari is not supported.
There’s more news for IntelliSense: An experimental feature in the desktop version of VS Code is IntelliSense for PowerShell. It shows the completion list as you type and lets you navigate through settings "terminal.integrated.suggest.enabled": true Activate on Windows and macOS.
New profile editor
VS Code 1.93 offers a new Profile Editor where developers can manage their profiles in a central location. Among other things, it is possible to create new profiles, edit and delete existing profiles, and import and export profiles to share with other developers.
The new “Profile Editor” is used to centrally manage profiles.
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These and all other innovations can be found in Microsoft Visual Studio Code 1.93 announcement post,
Unit testing now also with Django
VS Code Extensions for Python and Jupyter Microsoft has also released a new version, named as usual after the current month. September’s innovations enable unit testing with the open source web framework Django in Test Explorer. Developers can now also activate inlay hints through the language server Pylance Ctrl+click Respectively: Cmd+click Jump to the definition of a type when hovering over it.
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