I like "git graph" instead of git lens, it's more lightweight.
"Codebook" is good for a jupyter notebook style experience for javascript, go, and rust.
Of course, Ai auto-complete is cool, see "Copilot" and "TabNine".
Finally, add in a database extension for your db of choice and snippets for your language of choice.
I didn't know about "Git Graph". It looks good! Is it also highlighting the code ownership when you over a line? I mainly use "Git Lens" for that feature (yes, that's an overkill extension for that 😂).
Btw, I have never tried "CoPilot" or "TabNine" yet!
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I like "git graph" instead of git lens, it's more lightweight.
"Codebook" is good for a jupyter notebook style experience for javascript, go, and rust.
Of course, Ai auto-complete is cool, see "Copilot" and "TabNine".
Finally, add in a database extension for your db of choice and snippets for your language of choice.
Thanks for sharing these, @shanecandoit!
I didn't know about "Git Graph". It looks good! Is it also highlighting the code ownership when you over a line? I mainly use "Git Lens" for that feature (yes, that's an overkill extension for that 😂).
Btw, I have never tried "CoPilot" or "TabNine" yet!