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Using the Visual Studio Code editor in its native confines is an experience in and of itself, but it doesn't have to be that way. For starters, there are a number of plugins and extensions that can make your life that much easier. And if you need to access your GitHub account or your GitHub code repository from the comfort of your desk, there's no reason to leave your sandbox.For example, you'll want to make sure to enable the Windows service that lets you use a mouse on a Mac. Likewise, you'll want to ensure that your SFTP protocol is initialized on the host SFTP server. Finally, you'll want to get your hands on the latest and greatest version of the VS Code editor. And, of course, you'll want to download the preview release. Despite all of these caveats, you'll have a solid development platform on which to build your next big app.It's also worth mentioning that the vscode editor has a number of interesting features. For starters, the editor is based on the Atom engine, which makes it very compatible with a variety of Linux and Windows operating systems. It also supports workspace folders, which means you'll have your pick of file locations. And, while you're at it, you can even set up a sandbox to keep your code in while you work on your next big idea. It's also worth noting that vscode isn't the only editor in town, but it's certainly the most polished. Among other things, it comes with a built-in TypeScript/JavaScript language service. It also supports the requisite coding standards such as the OMS (Open Office for Mac) and WSS (Windows Shell).Finally, if you're looking to make a name for yourself in the code sandbox, it's time to splurge on the latest and greatest version of the editor, available as a free download. Moreover, it comes with a working version of the vscode editor for Linux, a feat unmatched by the Windows version. To make your life that much easier, you'll also want to set up a number of workflows and role assignments. Thankfully, there's a number of well-written guides to help you do just that. From there, you're well on your way to becoming a vscode wizard.

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