Daily Software Tips & Tricks

If you're still clicking and typing the same thing on five different lines, your keyboard is waiting to save you some time. In VS Code, use Cmd+D on Mac or Ctrl+D on Windows to select the next occurrence of the word your cursor is currently on. Once you've highlighted a few, any typing or deleting you do happens at all those spots simultaneously. It's perfect for renaming local variables or wrapping a list of strings in quotes without needing a complex regex.