And down the left hand side there will be a file navigator panel. So adding the first folder to the workspace means opening a folder in VSCode. With VSCode, you open the program window, that’s basically your workspace.
IDC about looking stupid (well I care a bit) but I have no idea what is going on and thank you in advance to anyone who can answer either of these questions! + if anyone knows of some VS code walkthrough for incompetents feel free to let me know just the HTML in isolation? I end up with as many separate files for each part of the project as I have programming languages I’m using, but how do I combine them and open as one webpage (as it does automatically in codepen?) - or is this what the ‘workspace’ is for? HTML, CSS and JavaScript) rather than e.g.
#VSCODE WORKSPACE HOW TO#
When it says ‘add workspace folder’ on the welcome board, what does that mean? If I go ahead and add a workspace folder it gives me this mystery file called ‘.code-workspace’ - which is very generous and all but what am I supposed to do with it?īonus Q: I’m confused about how to open up a VS-based project (let’s say a simple webpage) in a browser which will show me all the files involved in contributing to the project (e.g. I’m v new to VS code (and using it as my first code editor so about as lost as a camel in the middle of the Atlantic Ocean).
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