Using Git with VS Code and PlatformIO

Note: this isn't a tutorial for Git, VS Code, or PlatformIO, but a tutorial on how to get started using them together. This video also assumes you're at least a little bit familiar with Arduino and the Arduino IDE.

Contents:
00:00 Introduction
01:11 Preparing VS Code for use with Arduino
02:28 Very basics of using PlatformIO
07:00 Using PlatformIO with other Arduino-compatible boards
09:00 Preparing VS Code for use with Git(Hub)
09:32 Creating a new repo (Not necessary if downloading a preexisting one)
09:52 Cloning a repo to VS Code
10:35 Turning a blank repo into PIO project (Not necessary if downloading a preexisting one)
11:10 Very basics of using Git within VS Code

VS Code download: https://code.visualstudio.com/

Please consider watching these tutorials first:
VS Code Crash Course:    • Visual Studio Code Crash Course  
Git Crash Course:    • Git and GitHub for Beginners - Crash Course  

VS Code Git status labels:
A - Added (This is a new file that has been added to the repository)
M - Modified (An existing file has been changed)
D - Deleted (a file has been deleted)
U - Untracked (The file is new or has been changed but has not been added to the repository yet)
C - Conflict (There is a conflict in the file)
R - Renamed (The file has been renamed)