Let's take a look at the 10 promising VSCode extensions that are updated frequently and are getting more and more advanced each months. These tools...
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Little point of criticism - you're listing number 3, Stepsize - maybe you should add a disclaimer that you're working for them.
Also I wonder how many gigabytes of RAM you'd need to add to your development workstation if you'd install all of these plugins, personally I like to keep my VSCode lean and mean, "less is more" paradigm works for me.
Sure, good point! I thought that my bio on the right is visible enough xD but yes, our team is proudly building Stepsize to help Engineering teams fight technical debt and easily link codebase issues to code 😊
I totally agree on the second point, these extensions are useful for different audiences, no need to install them all if it's not your use-case 👍
Thanks, no worries!
RAM is dirt-cheap. Buy 32GB (good & fast) for nothing.
Yeah maybe ... still, a truckload of cruft that you don't really need only slows things down
Polacode is truly generating beautiful images, but I find it's use very limited, since you cannot copy and paste from the generated image.
I'm just wondering where number 7 went :)
This list has a few good gems in it. Reminded me that I should clean up my VS Code extensions.
Definitely a nicely tailored list, thanks for the share!
I've surprisingly enjoyed having Copilot autocomplete comments and logging for me 😂 it worked even in french! Looking forward to see what else it has to offer
Trying out Peacock next, I hope it is subtle as they say :d
Glad it was helpful! Feel free to share your review on Peacock after you give it a try, I'm sure other people will find it interesting to read :)
Nice list.
Speaking about Peacode, I prefer Snapcode.
Snapcode is a Peacode' fork that works with any language.
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Thanks for sharing!
Great recommendation, thank you for sharing!
Thank you for introducing great extensions!
Glad you found it helpful 🙌
Copilot and Tabnine are alike? What would you prefer?
Thanks for the guide it was helpful
Copilot - works good with python?
And what you think can users use this like helper?
Yes, Copilot works with Python!
Maybe you will also like the VSCode extension "Blockman". It highlights nested codes blocks based on curly/square/round brackets, html/xml tags and Python/Yaml indentation. (I am the author of Blockman).
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Copilot was not on my screen actually. I will give it a try. Thanks for sharing.
I don't know yet all of these extensions. I have been using VSCode only for a month. Articles like these, i'm feeling good when i read. Learning job is going on...Thanks for sharing!