@tomchapman128
I'll never get the "dont use your mouse" tip. Pressing a keyboard shortcut then navigating through a tree using the arrow keys through several folders is definitely slower than just clicking on it with a mouse. I guess switching between two files that are close to each other would be faster, but anything more complicated the mouse is just way quicker
@dmytr0x
"shift shift" - keybinding is incredible! Thanks
@andrew54292
My jaw dropped when he showed that terminals can be dragged into its own tab. 🤯
@Soukouna4252
This is amazing 🎉
@adamagrest8215
Terminal tabs can also be switched with Ctrl+PgUp/PgDown combination 🙂
@Daniel_WR_Hart
I find that "alt+shift+i End" is more reliable for creating cursors at the ends of all selected lines
@Th3Nob
Person A: In VS Code, can you....? Person B: Yes.
@LightOffArchives
If you’re gonna use the arrow keys, you might as well use the mouse
@siuyutpang2335
life is short, you need use vim😂😂😂
@tomnewton3191
How do you search for a folder in the file tree? There is currenlty no way to do this as far as I can tell? Using the mouse is much faster in this case.
@StrikerFeed
Double Shift is from JetBrains products actually 😅
@unpluggedaman
Super useful
@0x7fff
awesome
@leightonchen9381
Terminal editors help me a lot.
@iopuk
Great !!!:elbowcough:
@Syed2
Command means Control Key?
@karlstenator
I can't get the Double Shift to register - any tips?
@guilhermeferreirabr
Wasting time? Are we being part of a racing competition 🏎 or are we actually THINKING 🧠 and coding?
@ishakimanuel3513
vim user may eating popcorn while watching this
@sarazar928ghost9