If your source files are largely un-changed, you're probably better off pointing it at the "true" source to avoid falling into this pit. The only risk/problem with doing this is that you could end up modifying files there (which are compiled derivatives of your source code) rather than your actual source files, something to be aware of. dev folder underneath my project root as this is where my gulp scripts deposit everything after they've processed it all. In my case, I've pointed Visual Studio Code at the. This is the same file that is involved when I setup Visual Studio Code to debug my gulp scripts and the content in launch.json for me (just for the Chrome debugging) looks like this: in the Variable substitution part of the Debugging in Visual Studio code docs. Once it's installed it's a simple matter to add an entry to .vscode/launch.json, creating the file if it doesn't already exist that tells Visual Studio Code what to do. The easiest way to do this is to go to the Extensions view in Visual Studio code (View > Extensions or CTRL-SHIFT-X), search for the extension and then click the "Install" button: The first thing to do is to download the Debugger for Chrome Visual Studio Code extension. Setting up Visual Studio Code to debug in Chrome One of the things I've been missing, until now, is the ability to debug the AngularJS code for the application, inside of Visual Studio code so that I've got a more "full on" development experience. Debugging in browser based Developer Tools has its place, but even as good as they are now it's not quite the same as working in an IDE. AngularJS, HTML 5 Mode, IIS (Express) and hitting F5/Refresh.AngularJS, HTML 5 Mode, IIS (Express) and hitting F5/Refresh - Setting up URL Rewrite via the IIS Manager UI.Gulp, Node.js and " is not a function".How to debug gulp tasks in Visual Studio Code - Gulp 4.As this is part of my first real foray into using tech that's outside of the "core" Microsoft stack, it's been quite the learning exercise which I've blogged about some of here: I've been using Visual Studio Code quite a bit recently as a project I'm working on is written in AngularJS, with gulp based build scripts. Monday, Maangularjs, visual studio, visual studio code, chrome, debugging, javascript
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