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Step 4: Walking Through Visual Studio Code Installer IIĪccept the license agreement by selecting the first radio button. Step 3: Walking Through Visual Studio Code Installer IĬlick Next when the Visual Code setup window opens. Then click Save File in the dialogue box that asks if you would like to save the fileĭouble click on the Visual Studio Code installer in your downloads folder

Visit the Visual Studio Code website on your internet browser, such as Firefox, Edge, or Internet Explorer, and click Download for Windows. Installation instructions: Microsoft Windows 10 Step 1: Download Visual Studio Code Installer Click OK on the dialogue box that appears saying "Code will now prompt with 'osascript' for Administrator privileges to install the shell command." You may also be asked to provide the password to your computer at this stage.Ĭongratulations, Visual Studio Code is now installed in your computer! Then choose Shell Command: Install code command in PATH. Type "shell" into the text bar that appears.

Navigate to the View option in the topmost menu and click Command Palette. The first time you open Visual Studio Code, you should receive a dialogue box that asks you if you are sure you would like to open it. Step 4: Start Visual Studio Code applicationĭouble click the Visual Studio Code application in your Applications folder. Step 3: Move Visual Studio Code to Applications Folderĭrag the Visual Studio Code application (it will have a blue logo next to it) from your Downloads folder to Applications folder. Then click Save File in the dialogue box that asks if you would like to save the fileĪfter the download has completed, double click on the file called VSCode-darwin-stable.zip in your Downloads folder. Visit the Visual Studio Code website on your internet browser, such as Firefox or Safari, and click Download for Mac. Installation instructions: macOS Catalina Step 1: Download Visual Studio Code Installer Why we use itįor the Digital Humanities Research Institute, we use Visual Studio Code because it supports syntax highlighting, it is free and built on open source, and it is consistent across Mac, Windows, and Linux systems. Visual Studio Code is a text editor that allows us to write code in a variety of computational languages such as python, HTML, javascript, among others.