I'm using One Dark Pro theme, VS Code icons, FiraCode font and Git Bash terminal. It's pleasing to an eye and lets me stay productive.
Could you please share your screenshots?
Excited to see your setups!
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Yes, I have my waifu(it is a VS Code extension). It is such a pitty that she only talks Chinese. I am planning to put some Spanish messages in there.
What does your waifu do? Interesting extension!
It follows your mouse with its eyes. When you start VS Code send messages when hover or click over it send messages. it has multiple animations. There are different characters to chose from.
You can give it a try. It's free: marketplace.visualstudio.com/items...
I need to give it a try, I guess 😎
This. I need answers :) .
You can give it a try. It's free: marketplace.visualstudio.com/items...
It's cool and all, but damn it's hard to get rid of, had to re-install vscode to get rid of the corrupted version error, and to stop my machine's fans from going haywire.
waifu extension is a must!
Actually I spend some time to make vim also have a waifu also but it's a picture not moving.
imgur.com/pqNTDit.png
Thanks for motivation
how do you display picture in vim?
the theme override background
Reading the readme, to uninstall, you need to disable the extension first, then you can uninstall to prevent issues.
Lol, this is way to cool! Do you know of any other such extensions that have a char like this? Or is this the only one?
I haven't found another similar extension. However, it seems that they are using a very standardized format for the animation in a way that you can use any character using that format. I did a fork of the project in Github and it is not difficult at all. Very easy anyone can create a language variation with different characters.
Here's my current simple setup:
Looks like many of who have already commented prefers darker themes!
Haha I love it, easier for eyes!
Hi Sanjiv, which extension are you using on your vs code
Hey, I am using just the ones I mentioned above. Nothing else, I promise!
I've tried a couple of light themes as well, switched back immediately 😂
In general dark themes give me better contrast and are easier to work with for longer periods of time 😉
Yeah I feel you ! Thankfully we live such time when it's possible to have almost anything with darker theme! 😂
Heh very similar look and feel!
Can you share how you got the purple line the runs from line 6-23? That looks really helpful.
I'm using Bracket Pair Colorizer. They have v2 as well.
See which one do you like best 😉
awesome! will check it out :)
same, i use default Dark+ theme as well with material icon theme. Other extensions are based on language and project.
Just Base2Tone themeset. Currently it's SeaDark.
marketplace.visualstudio.com/items...
That SeaGreen looks nice on #1C252E for sure 🤩
Mood !
Exactly 💯
My current setup:
😍😍😍I love Shades of purple, is my second theme after Night owl.
Yeah it’s beautiful. Night Owl was my main for a long time I decided to try something different.
+1 for the 4 spaces indentation
Material icons look so nice on that setup 🤩
👋Nice setup, here's mine:
Night owl is awesome too 👌👍
I guess I'm still too much of an Atom fan to fade away from One Dark Pro 😂😂
Theme: Ayu Mirage
File Icons: File Icons
Font Family: Fira Code
Plus a little bit of custom CSS to hide the left and bottom toolbars.
Ayu Mirage keeping it basic, strictly avoids of reds 😂
Oranges FTW! 😄
Yup 😄😄 I actually love the simplicity, it's like right in the middle between flashiness that could be hard for the eyes and no highlighting at all that could be bad for readability 😉 Good find! 👍
Dracula Theme
Ubuntu Mono with ligatures
"Panda Syntax" theme
"CaskaydiaCove Nerd Font Mono"
CaskaydiaCove font for the UI
That's a nice font 🤩
Why would anyone choose VS Code (the limited development environment) when you have Visual Studio 2019 (a very powerful development environment)
It is like having the option to choose between basic car with almost no internals vs the latest Mercedes SUV fully loaded, and choose the basic car? I never understood that.
That is not a super fair comparison. VS Code is completely free, no paid version for Professional or Enterprise use.
Its like one is a Toyota, but its free, and the other is a Mercedes but you gotta pay for it, lots of people would opt for the free version that does 80% of the paid.
If it is just the free part then it is ok, but I see it used more by people in large companies because it is “better”, and I see people spend days configuring, reconfiguring, adding extensions, etc, for stuff that is already there in VS 2019
And all that time is paid time, 70$ to 100$ an hour per person (internal cost), put a week for configurations per project, and this is around 20,000$ or more lost for a team of 7 people, 4 of them developers.
Sometimes the full thing cost is cheaper than the salary / time spent
I have a C++/C# programming background I have experience in Visual Studio. In my opinion, Visual Studio is an overkill option for web development, it is unnecessary heavy for download, then you open the program and you start to see a lot of options that in my opinion doesn't make sense like debugging tools, debugging!? what JS or node JS? Which browser ? Which framework?
The difference is that web development is evolving very fast, all years we have new tools and I don't want to depend on Microsoft to integrate these new innovations. I prefer to trust the community that's why web developers tweak our IDEs/Editors. All this for free.
About the waster of time doing configurations. You can save your configuration once and share it among multiple users.
Bloated !== Better
So, installing a small editor VScode, then installing 10 to 50 extensions with thousands of files, then running projects with node_modules with tens of thousands of repeatable files is called “light” and VS 2019 which also have tons of files is called “bloated”? excellent logic!
VS Code starts faster, VS 2019 starts slower that is correct, but bloated? It should apply to both of them :-)
Installing 10 to 50 extensions at least give you the option to hand-pick what you actually is going to use (and even disable what doesn't serve you). Visual Studio is like having 100 extensions "installed" and enabled out-of-the box.
vscode can become bloated, that's true.
Visual Studio is bloated.
Maybe I am just reaching 50’s and getting older and stuck with what I know :-) but your replay is helping me understand how the market thinks today.
Performance is important, the more performant an app is the lighter it appears, if you look at the website we are using right now dev.to/ I did inspect element and I can see the site is loading and preparing the articles while you are scrolling, regardless if you will read them or now, this makes it feel extremely light and responsive, but in reality it is loading more content (small content) but still.
I am getting now why people describe VS 2019 as bloated, it is not written in a way to appear more performant, that is true, I suffered with that a lot, but now stopped noticing it due to this:
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