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The WinGet command line tools saves you a LOT of time and trouble trying to find it online, then download, extract and install it within Windows(VS Code is also available for MAC AND LINUXK!), here is a command you can copy and paste into an administrator command line with ease: | The WinGet command line tools saves you a LOT of time and trouble trying to find it online, then download, extract and install it within Windows(VS Code is also available for MAC AND LINUXK!), here is a command you can copy and paste into an administrator command line with ease: | ||
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winget install -e --id Microsoft.VisualStudioCode --accept-source-agreements | winget install -e --id Microsoft.VisualStudioCode --accept-source-agreements | ||
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| − | Confirm it works by opening up it within Windows, ensuring the GUI pop's up with VS Code ready and waiting for you to start typing some code. | + | Confirm it works by opening up it within Windows, ensuring the GUI pop's up with VS Code ready and waiting for you to start typing some code.<br /> |
This same concept can be applied to a number of MS tools to ease automation of tool installations. | This same concept can be applied to a number of MS tools to ease automation of tool installations. | ||
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Revision as of 17:21, 23 January 2026
First and foremost, you need a good text editor and Microsoft's FREE Visual Studio Code(VS Code). Sure, there are other IDE's with more bells & whistles, VS Code has all you should need to get good and started!
The WinGet command line tools saves you a LOT of time and trouble trying to find it online, then download, extract and install it within Windows(VS Code is also available for MAC AND LINUXK!), here is a command you can copy and paste into an administrator command line with ease:
winget install -e --id Microsoft.VisualStudioCode --accept-source-agreements
Confirm it works by opening up it within Windows, ensuring the GUI pop's up with VS Code ready and waiting for you to start typing some code.
This same concept can be applied to a number of MS tools to ease automation of tool installations.