Visual Studio Code has become the preferred code editor for most developers around the globe. Its popularity is surging every passing minute. Thanks to its attractive array of features like Intellisense that have made it indispensable for developers. Like VS Code, GitHub is also imperative for the developer community. Hence it is very important to know how to install GitHub in the Visual Studio Code. For the uninitiated, GitHub is a web-based hosting service based on the Git Version Control System. Before installation, it is essential to check whether Git is installed on Windows. To verify, open the command prompt of windows by pressing the Windows key and R. Inside command prompt, type git --version to know the version of Git installed. If Git is not installed, the command prompt will return a message as shown in the image below. Now open the VS Code and go to Source Control of its activity bar. In a system where Git is absent, 'No source control providers regis...
Installing Github in Visual Studio Code