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The second official Visual Studio Code event
March 3, 2022 – Online

VS Code Day 2022 is over, but you can watch all sessions on-demand.

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Sessions

Chris Dias Eric Amodio

VS Code Day 2022 Keynote
Chris Dias, Principal Group Program Manager at Microsoft
Eric Amodio, CTO/CPO at GitKraken

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Keynote with Chris Dias; special guest Eric Amodio.

Brigit Murtaugh

VS Code for the Web: vscode.dev
Brigit Murtaugh, Program Manager at Microsoft

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Bringing VS Code to the Web is a mission that's been over a decade in the making. Today, you can go to vscode.dev for a VS Code experience running entirely in the browser–no install required! Come see the culmination of a decade of work and learn what you can do with VS Code for the Web, from working on local and remote projects, to collaborating with others on your code, and how you can ensure extensions you author are available in the Web.

Alvaro Videla

Set up a Laravel environment in VS Code with Dev Containers
Alvaro Videla, Senior Cloud Advocate at Microsoft

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Start coding with PHP and Laravel quickly and trouble-free with the power of VS Code and Dev Containers. Learn how to quickly connect to services like MySQL, Redis, and with the help of Laravel's excellent integration with VS Code you can have your project up and running with just one command.

Ornella Altunyan

Create a resume website in your browser with VS Code and GitHub Pages
Ornella Altunyan, Cloud Developer Advocate at Microsoft

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Want to make your application stand out to recruiters, and learn a few new skills in the process? Using the power of VS Code for the Web and GitHub Pages, we'll code a resume website together in HTML and CSS, completely in your browser window.

Carlos Cabanero

On-the-go coding on an iPad with Blink Shell and VS Code
Carlos Cabanero, Founder at Blink Shell

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Being able to push a fix from a phone or work on a project from devices such as tablets has become a developer necessity. Learn how the Blink Shell app integrates with VS Code for Web and GitHub Codespaces for a coding experience tailored for mobile on iOS.

Ranga Vadhineni

How to do API Testing in VS Code
Ranga Vadhineni, Founder at Thunder Client

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Come learn how to test APIs in VS Code using Thunder Client. We will cover how to set up your environment, testing endpoints, testing assertions, setting up collections, setting up environment variables, saving requests data to Git project, and more!

Anthony Shaw

Python in VS Code
Anthony Shaw, Senior Cloud Advocate at Microsoft

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Discover the Python extension for VS Code and how you can get setup with a powerful Python development environment in minutes. Anthony Shaw will showcase the best of the extension in this lightning talk and give you a foundation to use VS Code for all your Python development needs.

Matthew Ling

Ruby, payments, and asynchronicity: a 5 minute deep dive
Matthew Ling, Developer Advocate at Stripe

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As online spending and the internet economy grow, it’s essential to offer all available global payment methods, including bank debits and vouchers. Developers have to listen and react to asynchronous events in order to successfully fulfill purchases. In this session, you’ll learn how to build a webhook endpoint using Ruby and how to handle asynchronous payment notifications using Stripe’s command line interface within VS Code.

Digital swag

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A climate-positive event

Digital events have an environmental impact too: VS Code Day 2022 is estimated to produce about 2.3 metric tons of CO2, including both the event's production and attendees streaming live and on-demand. We're partnering with Tradewater to fully offset the carbon emissions for VS Code Day and then more–becoming carbon negative!

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Tradewater is a mission-based company focused on the collection and destructions of the most potent greenhouse gases ever made to help prevent a climate crisis. Visit their website to understand your impact by calculating your carbon footprint and join the fight against climate crisis through the purchase of high impact offset credits.

FAQ

Is the event free to attend?

VS Code Day is a free event for the community of VS Code users and developers. The event will be live-streamed at 8am Pacific Time (4pm UTC) on March 3, 2022.

Do I need to pre-register?

Registration is not required to attend VS Code Day. If you wish to receive email reminders related to this event, you can sign up for updates above. You will receive a total of two emails, and your email will not be used for any other purpose besides communications related to VS Code Day 2022.
You can also use the links above to add the events to your calendar.

Will you offer opportunities to interact with speakers and the VS Code team?

Yes! During the live event speakers will be able to answer your questions at the end of each session. Additionally, members of the VS Code team will be available to answer questions through the event chat.

What is the event's Code of Conduct?

In all of our interactions, we aspire to embody and champion the below values:

Be friendly and welcoming

  • Listen with purpose, create space for others’ communication preferences
  • Ask yourself how you can make someone else’s life easier

Be patient

  • Remember that people have varying communication styles and preferences
  • Recognize that not everyone is using their native language (meaning and tone can be lost in translation)

Be thoughtful

  • Think about how others will interpret your words – productive, clear communication requires effort!
  • Remember that sometimes it is best to refrain entirely from commenting

Be respectful and inclusive

  • Respect differences of opinion
  • Seek to build bridges and understand, not condemn or criticize
  • Make a conscious effort to include people who differ from you

Be open and curious

  • Assume good intent and interpret others’ statements or questions in good faith
  • Ask questions to understand, not denounce
  • Focus on continuous learning - get better at the things you already know, tackle completely new things, and ask others about their expertise to deepen yours

In Summary:

  • Treat everyone with respect, kindness and empathy.
  • Use welcoming and inclusive language.
  • Be thoughtful in how you communicate in person and online.
  • Don’t be destructive or inflammatory.
  • Gracefully accept constructive criticism.
  • Listen with purpose, create space for communication preferences; honor them by shifting to accommodate.

Reach out to DevRelEvents@microsoft.com if you need anything at all!