My VS Code setup - Making the most out of VS Code
Deepu K Sasidharan on July 17, 2019
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Visual Studio Code(I like the sound of VS Code better), I just love it. It is my primary IDE.
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If your serious about using Code for authoring markdown files, I cannot recommend the docs authoring pack enough. Its a "metapackage" of sorts which brings a bunch of different markdown extensions together.
Cool. I'll check it out
It looks more specific for Doc specific markdown, I think I already use some of the individual plugins though. Will try later to see if its better than the one I currently use.
I thought I am the only one. I am a long term IntelliJ User (almost exclusively Grails for over a decade now) and started recently in the JS (seriously) and I love VS Code. I even use it, like you for smaller things with my Grails Code Base. In fact, i haven’t tried an JS/Angular Project with IntelliJ...
Once you go code you don't go back
GitLens is an amazing extension for collaborative projects.
I had that, but then disabled since I wasn't using it much
Alphabetical sorter. The simplest most versatile extension you will miss if it's gone. alphabetical-sorter
It looks cool!
Fix those, imports, consts, CSS rules, XML and JSON props, nice and easy. 100% a must have.
No love for ungit?
Never tried it. Looks interesting will check it out
Many good ones here, also some I’ve not seen yet, so thanx for the list. I also love Indent Rainbow: marketplace.visualstudio.com/items...
Thank you
For react developing, check out this extensions pack: marketplace.visualstudio.com/items...
Great thanks!
Just had to replace "/usr/bin/zsh" per "/bin/zsh" (on osx).
I believe there is a typo for the Docker plugin. It says: code --install-extension vscjava.vscode-java-debug which looks wrong.
Oops thanks. I'll correct it soon
Thanks love it!
Great but no notes on how to use some of the extensions