In the Inspect Window, click the Console tab, and this is where you can see the JavaScript outputs.You can also open it by clicking Ctrl + Shift + I keys for Windows, or Cmd + Option + I keys for Mac. In the browser, open the inspect window by right-clicking the mouse and select Inspect option.Save the changes and then open the HTML file in the browser.You can write JavaScript code inside the script tags. Create an HTML file in VS Code and inside the file, add the script tags.This method is straightforward as you only need VS Code and a browser of your choice to view JavaScript outputs. The simplest way to run JavaScript in VS Code is to create an HTML file. There are three ways you can run JavaScript in the text editor and for that, feel free to choose whatever suits you the best. net core asp.net project (but, again, even this project is working, AFAIK).In this short tutorial, you will learn how to run JavaScript in Visual Studio Code. These screenshots are for the same kind of project, but inside a. Node folder is kept hidden, no bin/obj folder, Resharper works fine, etc. It's not perfect (for instance: File Nesting plugin doesn't work), but at least, so far, it had no problems. I have also figured out that the best kind of project to work with javascript is shared projects. So far, so good (note: I'm using js only, no typescript, using vue and framework7). Honestly, I did forget about this issue (I had to go to options right now to be sure I'm using the new language service).
Since then, I didn't have any issues regarding this anymore. until Windows have a decent package manager (aka apt-get), we have to suffer the consequences if we want the Amazing-Visual-Studio-Sorry-VSCode-You-Are-No-Match) Visual Studio gave me a lot of issues (including the Aero quick menu stopped showing my last/pinned projects), so I had to reinstall Windows (you know, too much gargabe, uninstall always leave some trash behind, anyway.
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