Visual Studio Code (VS Code) Offline Installer
An independent source code editor for Windows, macOS, and Linux. The best choice for Java and web developers, with a plethora of extensions to support almost any programming language. It is free and open source. Git, debugging, and extensions are all integrated. You agree to the licensing terms and privacy policy by downloading and using Visual Studio Code.
What exactly is the distinction between Visual Studio Code and Visual Studio IDE?
Visual Studio Code is a simplified code editor that supports development tasks such as debugging, task execution, and version control. Its goal is to give only the tools a developer requires for a short code-build-debug cycle, leaving more sophisticated processes to full-featured IDEs like Visual Studio IDE.
Make it yours
Customize every feature to your preference and install as many third-party extensions as you like. While most scenarios function "out of the box" with no setup, VS Code evolves with you, and we urge you to tailor your experience to your specific requirements. Because VS Code is an open-source project, you may also contribute to the expanding and dynamic GitHub community.
VS Code delivers enhanced built-in support for Node.js programming with JavaScript and TypeScript, driven by the same underlying technology as Visual Studio. VS Code also offers excellent web technology tooling for JSX/React, HTML, CSS, SCSS, Less, and JSON.
What motivated us to create Visual Studio Code?
Visual Studio Code blends the ease of use of a source code editor with advanced developer features such as IntelliSense code completion and debugging.
First and foremost, an editor is someone who gets out of your way. The delightfully frictionless edit-build-debug cycle means you'll spend less time fussing with your surroundings and more time putting your ideas into action.
Compatible with macOS, Linux, and Windows
Visual Studio Code is available for macOS, Linux, and Windows, allowing you to get started quickly regardless of platform.
Download VSCODE for Linux:
> Debian Ubuntu (.deb) & Redhat, SUSE, Fedora (.rpm)
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