My suggestion is to use this extension (same as Microsoft's sugestion). Looking on number of downloads and rating, You will see that one of them is more distinguished - it's Don Jayamanne's Python extension (as for today it has more than 200k dwonloads). Every one of them has an information about author, number of downloads, rating and some description. (If You wish to be more geeky and do it 'old-style', press Ctrl + P and enter ext install Python folowed by Enter.) If You have VS Code in version >= 1.3, press the Ctrl + Shift + X key combination - You will get to the extension module. It is also suggested by Microsoft as a proper Python extension for VS Code: There is few Python extensions in the Marketplace, but one that is much more popular, has great development flow. All You need to do is to install a Python extension. Python supportĮnabling good Python support in VS Code is very simple.
There was a lot of bugfixes and new features in 1.3. You should install VS Code >= 1.3 or upgrade to >=1.3 if You have an older version. rpm packages or ZIP archive - all in both 32bit and 64bit architecture.Īll You need to do is to download package and install it with packages manager (i.e. Just go to - Your OS will be detected and if You are visiting the page from Linux, the packages for Linux will be proposed.
OK, the first thing is to install VS Code (on Linux). You can both use extensions from the Marketplace and publish Your own extensions. But there is also an extensions system, connected to Visual Studio Marketplace. When installed, You get a solid base with few programming languages support and git support. It comes with built-in support for JavaScript, TypeScript and Node.js and has a rich ecosystem of extensions for other languages (C++, C#, Python, PHP) and runtimes.įor me, the main feature of VS Code is the extensibility.
Visual Studio Code is a lightweight but powerful source code editor which runs on your desktop and is available for Windows, OS X and Linux. I'm also using P圜harm from JetBrains - my choice depends on what I need at the moment: a big powerfull IDE or quick and powerfull editor. I'm using VS Code on Linux (Mint 17.3) for Python development. Menu Python Dev environment with Visual Studio Code on Linux 09 July 2016 on Python, Visual Studio CodeĪ part of You may be familiar with Visual Studio Code and some of You is probably seeing it for the first time.
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