5 Tips for Note Taking with VS Code & Git

And why do I need the Obsidian app if I have it? Microsoft is the best

foam isn't too bad, I've been using it off and on for the past year or so and it's been quite a surprising journey.

Thanks so much, you nailed it in a short video. I like the fact that your videos are very specific and short.

How to take picture

Man, that is great! I really appreciated the way you highlighted what you were referring to. That simple yellow box around whichever object you were referring to. So many of these videos the instructors go so fast and you have to back up, pause, etc. just to see / find what they're talking about.
I was looking for something to take some notes in. I've used .MD just not much. I didn't even think about this.
Also, GitDocs, WHAT? I've been doing it the long way around for so long! Great video!

nice explanation

OMG, you are amazing dude TYYY. I actuallyi always have 20 separate files per chapter for examples/practicing. I saw someone using these features and couldn't believe that for the last year I haven't known this :()

Note: Use Ctrl+shift+v If Ctrl+k didn't work.

I love using VSCode for my notes, markdown is such a fast and easy language to make awesome notes in, accompanied with GitHub and Git you basically have your own cloud management for your notes and the ability to backtrack at any time. Kind of a no-brainer to use such a fantastic piece of software as an all-in-one solution.

Great stuff, thanks for such an amazing video, highly appreciated, just subscribed as well.

Can you use VS Code to run LEGO BOOST? Does ev3dev-browser VS Code extension work for LEGO BOOST?

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When I started using VSCode I thought “it’s a free program I guess I’ll get what I get” but honestly it’s probably my favorite IDE since like windows 95

Well I am definitely going to use it for documentation of my HTML CSS and JS files

So informative, thanks a lot!

Okay, now Obsidian is dead to me!!!! I can just live inside of VS Code!

My friend Mark was offended when I said that format to him. (as though he’s with Down syndrome)

^^

Good stuff, thanks. Links or names of the recommendations in description would be nice.

This is a great video...thanks team

Amazing!

Can you guide how to run latex in vs code

So tha'ts how they do it.

> **Warning** <your warning>
> **Note** <your note>

try these 2

I also use vscode for my tech documentations. One of my favorite extension is excalidraw to make diagrams easyly without leaving vscode.

I know everything he's talking about but I'm here for the ASMR
thank u vscode

Markdown is really great, but I'd like to see support for inline LaTeX formulas such that it facilitates my scientific work 😄

Thanks for this, definitely helped me🙂

Very useful feature, thank you!

Great, tnx. Would you mind sharing the link to the githup repo? I couldn't find you on github.

It's used for getting me mad at "issues" after renaming or moving files 🤣

I will use this flow for my Diary writing. Thanks 🙏 for the video

Thanks for the video! I'm a Technical Writer, and I use VSCode as my primary editor. The next time we have a new writer on the team, gonna refer them to this video to ramp up :)

I haven't seen Burke around much, all good?

I can't stop loving my VS code !!! Thank you ... Thank you ... Thank you.😄

Frankly vs code studio won't cease to amaze me !!!! Thx alot for this channel vs code studio team ☺️

I've been using VS Code for documentation, including with code and data, since the first public beta. It's the best. You can create static websites from it with Hugo.

I'm so glad you guys took the comment from that short and made a video out of it :D you guys are amazing

It's also god to have installed the markdownlint extension by David Anson, to ensure follow the good practices.

Markdown with color-text would be awesome.

use dark reader man, i have that to and is very nice for the eyes. that white background is very bad.

Oh, nice.. didn't know you could pull images directly into the document.

Apart from all the pretty cool Markdown tricks... How do you get such amazing audio quality without having a mic close to your mouth? 🤯

Hiiii! I really love your videos!