VS Code Extensions to Take Your Coding to the Next Level

Visual Studio Code (VS Code) is one of the most popular and powerful code editors available today. It's lightweight, customizable, and packed with features that make it a favorite among developers of all skill levels. One of the best things about VS Code is its rich ecosystem of extensions. These extensions add new functionalities and features to the editor, allowing you to customize your development environment and work more efficiently.

In this blog, I'll explore some of the top VS Code extensions that can help you take your coding to the next level. Whether you're a beginner or an experienced developer, these extensions will boost your productivity.

Documatic

This extension brings Documatic to VSCode: quickly search your large codebases using simple queries - what does it do? what dependencies does it have? And more.

Documatic search uses AI to link relations between your query and snippets of code, so you don't have to know the exact keywords you're looking for!

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Sort lines

This extension allows you to quickly sort lines of code alphabetically or numerically, which saves time when working with large files. This comes very handy when you have data that you wanna sort.

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TabNine

This extension uses AI to provide code autocompletion suggestions, which can help you save time and improve your code quality. It supports a wide range of programming languages and frameworks. But be careful of using it as it take too much of resources of your system.

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Template String Converter

The Visual Studio Code extension is designed to provide a convenient and efficient way for developers to convert a regular string into a template string when typing ${ in their code editor. If you are a React developer then you know the pain and this works as a charm.

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Error Lens

ErrorLens turbo-charges language diagnostic features by making diagnostics stand out more prominently, highlighting the entire line wherever a diagnostic is generated by the language and also prints the message inline.

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WakaTime

WakaTime is an open source VS Code plugin for metrics, insights, and time tracking automatically generated from your programming activity.

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Chat

Via using this extension you cna chat with your Slack and Discord teams from within VS Code.

• Quiet notifications: Chat apps can be painfully distracting. This extension emphasizes on making chat useful, contextual, and without distracting notifications.

• Rich formatting: Share markdown code snippets, and add emojis to your chat messages.

• Native look-and-feel: Use chat in your preferred theme and grid editor layout.

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SVG Preview

This extension allows you to view the SVG file directly in your VS Code. If you open the SVG file in vs code so by default it shows the SVG code. after using this you can see the preview of the SVG.

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Headwind

Headwind is an opinionated Tailwind CSS class sorter for Visual Studio Code. It enforces consistent ordering of classes by parsing your code and reprinting class tags to follow a given order.

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Material Design Palette Generator

Material Design Palette Generator is a VSCode extension to generate a material color palette within VSCode itself.

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Wrapping up

I hope you found this article useful in discovering some unique and helpful Visual Studio Code (VS Code) extensions to enhance your programming experience. With the extensions mentioned in this article, you can improve your productivity. Don't forget to ❤️ the article. I'll see you in the next one. In meantime you can follow me here:

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Comments

[Hussein Kizz]

Check out my vscode theme and give feedback: marketplace.visualstudio.com/items... also find my vscode extensions, I like your list, here are more cool ones I use you can consider: howivscode.com/Hussseinkizz

[Jatin Sharma]

Thanks man for the list. it's an amazing list.

BTW about your theme extension.. I like the font and other things but the background color is too much for me. It's just my opinion on background color other people might like it based on their preferences.

[willkaxu]

The way you share vscode extention is cool!
Thanks a lot!

[Brandon Bridges]

Honestly, this is one of the most incredible lists I’ve seen for VS extensions for a long time.

Thank you!

[Jatin Sharma]

I am glad you found it useful.

[Teddy Lumidi]

TabNine looks interesting will try it

[Jatin Sharma]

It's awesome and it's worth trying.

[fruntend]

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[Jatin Sharma]

Thanks man, I really appreciate it.

[Pankaj Dadwal]

Great, Truly Appreciate your efforts!

[Jatin Sharma]

Thanks Pankaj. 🙌

[Mateus A. Carvalho]

Awesome!!! This article helps to provide my code and productivity in programming. Thank You!!!

[Jatin Sharma]

I am really glad mate 😊

[Mofazzel Hossen]

Thanks, All are usefull some of them are lifesever

[Jatin Sharma]

It's my pleasure 😊

[Refact AI]

Would love for you to try Refact.ai as well!
It's an AI coding assistant for JetBrains and VS Code with code completion, code transformation and chat

[Jatin Sharma]

I'll definitely try that. Thanks for the suggestion.

[vestan pance]

Hi your download link for Documatic goes to Sort Lines ;)

[Jatin Sharma]

Thanks man, fixed it.

[Felix Häberle]

i18n folks: The Inlang VS Code extension we are building has been a lifesaver for me in handling i18n complexities. It's effortless to translate, detect missing translations, and update content seamlessly within my VS Code. There is also a typesafe JS library and a CLI for machine translations.