Visual Studio Code Team    Learn what is new in the Visual Studio Code January 2026 Release (1.109). Read the full article

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Raymond Chen    Last time, we used Active Accessibility to locate the focus item, but I noted that there was a quirk. The quirk is that the focus item might be clipped. For example, if you ta

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Visual Studio Code Team    Learn what is new in the Visual Studio Code December 2025 Release (1.108). Read the full article

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Raymond Chen    Last time, we learned how to query the global caret position, but we found that it works only for programs that use the system caret. Fancy programs think that the system caret is old and stodgy and prefer t

jkordick    How to read this article This article is a reflection based on hands-on experience and is written for engineers and technical leaders who are facing a new application moder