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Tag: Visual Studio Code

#Podcast – NTN 93 – De todo menos de lo que vinimos a hablar 🙄🙄🙄, Build 2021, Rust and C++, VS vs VSCode, Windows 11 e historias de hacking en Windows 95

Buenas! Bienvenidos a otro episodio donde nos organizamos para hablar de un tema X y en el camino nos vamos por las ramas compartiendo nuestras opiniones y experiencias sobre muchas cosas diferentes. Rust, C++ y C# GitHub Codespaces Visual Studio y Visual Studio Code Windows 11 Hacking en la época de Windows 95 Mucho más… — read more

Jun 14, 2021
#AzureIoT – Using a Raspberry Pi Grove Sensor in an ☁ Azure IoT Edge Module (4/N)

Hi ! In my previous post I the steps to create an Azure IoT Module interacting with Grove sensors in a Raspberry Pi. I won’t write about Azure Container Registry, check the references section for more information. At this point I’ll azure we have an ARM32 image is published and ready to use from an… — read more

Mar 10, 2021
#AzureIoT – Using a Raspberry Pi Grove Sensor in an ☁ Azure IoT Edge Module (3/N)

Hi ! In my previous post I shared a Python script that reads value from a Grove sensor and send the values as device telemetry to Azure IoT Hub. In today’s post I’ll share some insights and lessons learned on how to pack this as an Azure IoT Module. In the references section I shared… — read more

Mar 9, 2021
#RaspberryPi – Build #docker 🐳 images from Visual Studio @Code remotely using a Raspberry Pi. #AzureIoT

Hi ! The post title is very descriptive, however let me share some more context on why I needed this scenario. I’m currently working in an Azure IoT custom module. I got installed the Azure IoT extensions on Visual Studio Code, so everything works great on the Hello World mode. Once I wrote my code… — read more

Feb 3, 2021
#VisualStudioCode – Create and use Code Snippets in @code, and create custom snippets just for your workspace

Updated version available here. Hi ! Code Snippets are super useful, and create your custom Code Snippets is super easy in Visual Studio Code. The official Documentation (see references) explains how to create snippets, with the full details of the JSON file, sections, contents and more. However there are some extra tips on top of… — read more

Sep 30, 2020
#WindowsTerminal – Open Windows Terminal from the current edit file path in Visual Studio Code @code

Hi ! I’m a big fan of Windows Terminal, and is my default external terminal in Visual Studio Code. However, today I learned a very cool tip: Launch an external Windows Terminal from Visual Studio Code, and the terminal will open using the path of the current Workspace in VSCode. Fabian explains the full scenario… — read more

Jul 20, 2020
#VSCode – Let’s do some #FaceRecognition with 20 lines in #Python (7/N)

Hi! I’m writing a series of posts about how to control a drone with Python and 20 lines of code, and once I reach to the point to read the camera feed, I’ve added a face detection sample. However this time I didn’t use the face_recognition python package I’ve used in this series, I performed… — read more

Mar 10, 2020
#RaspberryPi – Visual Studio Code blank screen is fixed on version 1.42. Thanks @headmelted! @code

Hi! When I wrote about how to install Visual Studio Code on a Raspberry Pi, there was an error on the app running on the device: the tool opened and display a black window. We needed to manually go back to version 1.29 to avoid this problem. And we also forgot to apply any updates,… — read more

Jan 7, 2020
#VSCode – Installing Visual Studio Code @code in a #RaspberryPi, run as root, fix black screen (Updated)

Hi! TL;DR: These 2 commands are the only ones you need to install At the bottom of the post you will also find the command to run Visual Studio Code as Root in RPI Some history on installing VSCode in a Raspberry Pi Now that I have my amazing Raspberry Pi 4 with 4GB RAM,… — read more

Oct 1, 2019
#VSCode – Let’s do some #Git dev in #RaspberryPi (GitHub and Azure DevOps!)

Hi! In my previous posts I wrote about how to prepare a developer station with a Raspverry Pi 4. I wrote on how to install Visual Studio Code, how to install .Net Core and how to build and run C# projects. Of course, the next step is to work with Git. The command to install… — read more

Sep 2, 2019
#VSCode – Build and Run C# #DotNetCore projects in #RaspberryPi

Hi! Time to move on with some lessons learned using Visual Studio Code in the Raspberry Pi 4. One of the first issues you may find working with VSCode in the device is related to file write permissions when you are saving a file. So, it was a good opportunity for me to learn about… — read more

Aug 28, 2019
#VSCode – Installing Visual Studio Code in a #RaspberryPi, a couple of lessons learned – @code

Hi! Now that I have my amazing Raspberry Pi 4 with 4GB RAM, it’s time to see how serious the device is. So, I decided to install and use some developers’ tools in the RPi. My dev list will be something like this Python Some ML and AI Python packages GIT Arduino Visual Studio Code… — read more

Aug 20, 2019
#VSCode- Add #AzureIoT source files to your C++ settings in #VisualStudioCode

Hi! Context: You may call me picky, but I like to read source code. And if I know that I have the source code, but I can reach it, I can’t code in happy mode. So, I’m back to Azure IoT and while I was browsing the Project Catalog for my DevKit device. I hold… — read more

Aug 1, 2019
#VSCode – Let’s do some #FaceRecognition with 20 lines in #Python (6/N)

Hi! In my last post I share some lines of code which allowed me to run some of the face recognition demos 6 times faster. I added a Frames per Second (FPS) feature in my samples. Later, thinking about performance, I realize that I don’t need to work with a full HD picture (1920 x… — read more

Jun 28, 2019
#Python – The best way to explain how jupyter notebooks works with Visual Studio Code @Code

Hi ! So, after my yesterday post [Edit and work with Jupyter notebooks in Visual Studio Code], today some people asked me how the Jupyter Notebooks and Python integration works. The best way to explain this is with a simple animated video with the following actions Create a cell using the prefix # %% Run… — read more

Apr 24, 2019
#VSCode – Edit and work with #jupyter notebooks in Visual Studio Code

Hi ! I’ve been using Python and Jupyter notebooks more and more. And somehow, during this learning path I also realize that I can use Visual Studio Code to code amazing Python apps, and also to edit and work with Jupyter notebooks. If you are VSCode python developer, you may know some of the features… — read more

Apr 23, 2019
#VSCode – Visual Studio Code Tools for #AI available at Visual Studio Marketplace @code

Hi! Happy Thanksgiving! Today is one of those new holidays that I need to learn, now that we are all living in the North. Just as I have to get used to spending more and more time in Visual Studio Code. It’s just because for simple tasks in Python, the experience with this IDE is… — read more

Oct 8, 2018
#VSCode – Visual Studio Code Tools for #AI disponible en el Visual Studio Marketplace @code

Buenas! Feliz día de acción de gracias! Hoy es uno de esos festivos nuevos a los que tengo que acostumbrarme en el Norte. Así como tengo que acostumbrarme a pasar bastante tiempo en VSCode. Es solo porque para tareas simples en Python, la experiencia con este IDE es genial. Pues bien, hoy me he enterado… — read more

Oct 8, 2018
#Quantum – The key for Mac and Linux is on Visual Studio Code #VSCode

Hi! Yesterday I wrote that one of the most important news of the last Update of the Microsoft Quantum Development Kit was the support for Mac and Linux. Well, this is achieved because the basis of Q# is the interaction of a host in .Net Core 2.0 and the connection to the Quantum Simulator. This… — read more

Feb 28, 2018
#Quantum – La clave está en Visual Studio Code #VSCode

Buenas! Ayer comente que una de las novedades más importantes del ultimo Update de Microsoft Quantum Development Kit era el soporte para Mac y Linux. Pues bien, esto se logra ya que la base de Q# es la interacción de un host en .Net Core 2.0 y la conexión con el Quantum Simulator. Esto nos… — read more

Feb 28, 2018