Software-update - Visual Studio Code 1.114.0
Versie 1.114.0 van Visual Studio Code uitgekomen. Deze opensource code-editor heeft ondersteuning voor IntelliSense, debugging, Git en codesnippets. Downloads zijn beschikbaar voor Windows, Linux en macOS. Ondersteuning voor de gangbare script- en programmeertalen is aanwezig en het kan daarnaast via extensies uitgebreid worden. Microsoft gebruikt tegenwoordig een nieuw uitgaveschema, waarbij het nu wekelijks stabiele versies uitbrengt. De changelog voor deze uitgave kan hieronder worden gevonden. Visual Studio Code 1.114
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