Summary

In this chapter, we learned about remote development and how this is possible in VS Code using the remote development extension pack. We understood various scenarios in which we could do remote development on a remote machine, a container, or even in the cloud by using GitHub Codespaces.

We used the Remote – SSH extension to develop a .NET Core application remotely on macOS; used the Remote – Containers extensions to develop a Node.js application inside an isolated, sandbox containerized environment; and used the Remote – WSL extension to develop a .NET Core application in the WSL.

Lastly, we learned about GitHub Codespaces and set up a new Codespace from VS Code on Linux and developed a simple .NET Core console application.

With this, we have ended our journey of developing apps with VS Code. We hope this book has helped you delve deeper into the applications we've shown you, and that you want to try them and develop more!