VS Code doesn't provide a great way to walk users through a step-wise tutorial. 'What if' we could meet that need by combining the following: A simple markup language (such as Markdown or AsciiDoc).

In 2015, Microsoft launched its answer to that question: Visual Studio Code. At heart, VS Code is a text editor, based on GitHub’s cross-platform Electron framework.

It’s a code editor where you can write codes to support debugging, task running, and version control. It is also available for Mac, which makes it easy to deal with HTML/JS/CSS, i.e. client-side ...