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Visual Studio Code is an integrated development environment (IDE) favored by many programmers who appreciate its wide range of features and its open source heritage. Visual Studio Code makes coding easier, faster, and less frustrating. That’s especially true when it comes to TypeScript, one of the several languages supported by the IDE.
Features like code completion, parameter hints, and syntax highlighting go a long way toward making TypeScript developers more productive in Visual Studio Code. It also comes with a built-in Node.js debugger and the ability to convert the code to executable JavaScript from the editor. However, most of these features need to be configured for optimal use.
How to configure Visual Studio Code for TypeScript development