VS code has become so feature-rich in built-in settings, you should always double check if you really need the extension you have in mind:
VS Code: You don't need that extension
Rob OLeary γ» Aug 5 '20 γ» 7 min read
We have also witnessed the features of many great extensions being baked in, like Emmet, for example.
Some of the best extensions I use to increase productivity include: TabNine, Prettier and Bracket Pair Colorizer.
Share you favorite productivity extensions below π
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)Thank you for sharing! Will check them out ππ
Bracket Pair is no more needed; see code.visualstudio.com/updates/v1_6...
Thanks for the share, I guess I need to read their release docs after each upgrade which I rarely do ππ
I'm trying to... Not the funny part of the day especially when you start vscode (and thus want to code π)
Here a few of my favorites
Always loved the UI of GitHub, tho Atom dark theme is still my fav.. I see you focus on MERN stack so the last one would be really handy π
Thanks for sharing these ππ
I don't remember using Atom dark, I'll have to give it a go. The last extension was great when I was focusing on the MERN stack, but I am now using the JAMStack and am loving it!
I currently focus on JAMstack too π
Will we be seeing some JAMstack content soon π€
For themes, Dracula has to be my favourite, dark theme but still colorful, lovely on the eyes !
For extensions, Tabnine is starting to feel like a must have, AI powered autocompletion that predicts the code you'll type based on your project and the analysis of other projects.
Thanks for the share β€π
We are very happy to hear that you're enjoying Tabnine, Alex!
wanna test my theme? almost 8k Users are liking it π
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I'll give it a try, thanks for sharing !
Sounds great, feedback is more than welcome!
Thanks for the share, looks nice πβ€
You welcome!
Simple yet so effective.
Tabout
Thanks for the input πβ€
This are not the best but something very less people talk about..
Checkpoint - for testing 2 different things in the same file - sometimes very handy
Bookmark - you already may know it can bookmark any line in vscode then you can easily navigate to that line.
Thanks for the share πβ€
Tabnine, Highlight Matching Tags are less known but good.
Thanks for mentioning additional resources ππ