Tracking shortcuts as I need and find them. Will update as opportunity affords:
Multi-Line Select: <ALT>-click
Tracking shortcuts as I need and find them. Will update as opportunity affords:
Multi-Line Select: <ALT>-click
I’ve become a big fan of Microsoft’s free open source code editor, Visual Studio Code.
When teaching new students, I find it important to turn off the intellisense autocompletion features. That can be done by adding the following lines to user preferences:
Brackets is an outstanding code editor.
However, if you’re just learning to code, you will want to discipline yourself to know the syntax without Brackets holding your hand.
To turn off code autocompletion as well as smart indentation, add these preferences to your user preferences file: