Microsoft Unveils a Cross-Platform Code Editor Microsoft Unveils a Cross-Platform Code Editor

This week at Build 2015 Conference the Microsoft Corporation officially introduced the preview version of Visual Studio Code, a cross-platform code editor for building and debugging modern web and cloud applications. The announcement, probably, was a surprise to many as this time the biggest technology company offers developers the editor that runs not only on Windows, but on OS X and Linux as well.

The Microsoft’s editor features many great options, such as syntax highlighting for different programming languages and technologies (e.g. JavaScript, TypeScript, Node.js, and ASP.NET 5), keyboard hotkeys, bracket matching, and code snippets. Visual Studio Code also supports Git without requiring any plugin installation.

If you are ready to test Visual Studio Code for free, you are welcome to follow this link.

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