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Quick Answers
Common questions about vs code extension development
Yes, extensions can be distributed privately within your organization without publishing to the public marketplace. We can set up private distribution through your version control system or internal package registry.
VS Code extensions are built with TypeScript or JavaScript using the VS Code Extension API. We use TypeScript for all our extension projects because it provides type safety and better tooling support.
Yes, extensions can make HTTP requests to any external API. We build integrations with REST APIs, GraphQL services, databases, and other systems. Extensions can also store credentials securely using VS Code secret storage APIs.
