Hello Cricket,
Welcome to the list :)
As for starting out, you will want to try to keep your screen reader
in focus mode (NVDA) or Virtual Cursor Off (JAWS) within VS Code for
most of the things. A few hotkeys that are good to know are f1, to
bring up the command pallet which will let you filter commands by
typing, as well as f6 which will jump screen reader focus between
areas of the VS Code UI.
Shift+ctrl+e focuses and defocuses the explorer view which is
essentially where you access all your files and such, and shift+ctrl+m
toggles the problems view where your errors show up.
Apart from that, you should be able to follow most, quote, mainstream,
end quote, resources on the program. Good luck :)
Florian
2022-01-21 22:47 GMT+01:00, Cricket X. Bidleman <cricketbidleman@xxxxxxxxx>:
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I'm Cricket, a journalism Master's at Stanford. My program emphasizes
data journalism, so I'm starting to learn Python and R, and possibly
Ruby. VSCode has been highly recommended, so I'm setting it up and
learning as quickly as possible. I'll try to keep my incessant emails
to a minimum. Anyone got any advice for someone who's just starting
out? thanks.
Best,
cricket
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Accessibility Consultant | Stanford University Computer Science
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