Quick Tip: Running Visual Studio Code for the current directory
Lots of people probably already know this, but there are a couple of ways to open the current directory in an instance of Visual Studio Code. The obvious one is, if you've got a File Explorer window open, to right-click in the whitespace somewhere and choose the "Open with Code" context menu option.
If you're working in a command prompt, there's an option available as well:
The command to run is:
code .
This simply loads Visual Studio Code and tells it to open the current diretory. This is right at the top of the documentation for The Visual Studio Code Command Line Options, but who goes and looks at that unless they've got a specific problem to solve, right?