Using visual studio code for developing information platforms

The work researches the issues of using the universal open source cross-platform editor Visual Studio code. The subject of the research is defined - design and development of on-line information platforms. The main areas of VS Code user interface are concretized. The top-5 popular and required plug-ins are systematized and characterized. A fragmentary SWOT analysis of the code editor is carried out. Conclusions are formulated.

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2025-04-01
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https://doi.org/10.53486/sstc2024.v2.09
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Engineering Education and Technology
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Using visual studio code for developing information platforms

Diana Baltean
Engineering Education and Technology
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Using visual studio code for developing information platforms

Diana Baltean
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Abstract

The work researches the issues of using the universal open source cross-platform editor Visual Studio code. The subject of the research is defined - design and development of on-line information platforms. The main areas of VS Code user interface are concretized. The top-5 popular and required plug-ins are systematized and characterized. A fragmentary SWOT analysis of the code editor is carried out. Conclusions are formulated.

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