Brew Cask Visual Studio Code

Brew Cask Visual Studio Code
Brew Cask Update

# Installation: brew cask install visual-studio-code # To view vscode information: -% brew cask info visual-studio-code visual-studio-code: 1.3.1,e6b4afa53e9c0f54edef1673de9001e9f0f547ae Microsoft Visual Studio Code, VS Code Not installed Contents Visual Studio Code.app (app) /Applications/Visual Studio Code.app/Contents/Resources/app/bin/code.
To install the latest version, use Homebrew: brew install -cask visual-studio-code macOS integration.
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QuickStart Overview

Starting out in DataOps requires a new set of tools from what developers may have used previously. Thankfully, package managers like Chocolatey and Homebrew exist to streamline the process of getting new software installed (and keeping it updated) on your machine.

The package manager reduces the time to get software installed, saving hours of time and ensuring everyone’s machines are setup correctly with minimal effort. Here’s a quick overview of the tools you’ll install in the next section:

A package manager: Chocolatey (for Windows) or Homebrew (for Mac)
Docker - to run containerized apps and create your own.
Git - a version control platform used to store and manage code.
GitHub Desktop - a friendly GUI which works with Git and GitHub.com.
Python - a software language useful for developing new programs and scripts, and also used for its popular package manager pip, which allows users to install Python programs written by others.
Terraform - the leading cross-platform solution for automating Infrastructure as Code (IaC).
VS Code - a robust, fast, and lightweight development environment (IDE).

Installing Homebrew and Core Tools

Open “Terminal”.
Paste and run the Homebrew install script:
Install git.
Install core tools:

Installing additional tools

After following the instructions from the above, you should now have the Cakebrew app installed, which gives a friendly GUI on top of the Homebrew installer.

To install any additional programs, either open the Cakebrew app or copy-paste the below samples into a Terminal window. (You can also find additional packages at https://brew.sh.)

brew install awscli
brew install azure-cli
brew install elasticsearch
brew install gradle
brew cask install anaconda
brew cask install dbeaver-community
brew cask install github
brew cask install google-chrome
brew cask install microsoft-teams
brew cask install pgadmin4
brew cask install r
brew cask install slack
brew install aws-sam-cli **You might first need to run: brew tap aws/tap
brew cask install selenium-server-standalone
brew cask install firefox

Extra Credit: Create a GitHub Account

For extra credit, visit GitHub.com and register a new account. Once you’ve created a GitHub account and installed the core software, you are all all set to contribute to open source projects in GitHub, including this one!

Tip: Rather than create multiple accounts, we recommend using a single GitHub account for both work and personal development projects.

Installation

To install the latest version, use Homebrew:

macOS integration

Launch VS Code from the command line.

After that, you can launch VS Code from your terminal:

code . will open VS Code in the current directory
code myfile.txt will open myfile.txt in VS Code

Useful Extensions

Python

Python - Python code highlighting
To enable auto-formatting on 'Save', i.e. ⌘ + S, configure the following:
1. Change the default formatter to Black instead of Autopep8. Critical to avoid large diffs. Go to Preferences -> User Settings and update the setting python.formatter.provider to Black
2. Enable Format on Save Setting: Editor: Format On Save setting on Code -> Preferences -> Settings