What is one VSCode extension you can't live without and why?

I just started my new job not too long ago as a full stack developer. Wanted to get your inputs!

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[Bryan George]

Git Graph - Something about being able to see branches helps me out

Image Preview - Easy way to see the image you are linking too

Turbo Console log - This is such an easy way to use log as a debugger

Todo Tree - This is nice if you create lots of TODOS - has all of them in one spot

[Phillip Shim]

I haven't heard any of them. I will definitely check them out!

[Andrew Leonard]

SSH FS for being able to mount directories on a remote machine and being able to edit remote files within VS Code. Absolute life saver

Also not a vs code extension but I’ve just recently added GitKraken to my workflow and it is absolutely one of my favorite tools.

[Phillip Shim]

SSH FS sounds like a really handy tool. Thanks for sharing!

[Brice Govin]

• GitLens: amazing for all git related actions
• Code Spell Checker: helps avoiding misspells :)
• Path Intellisense: filenames autocompletion

[Phillip Shim]

Great suggestions, I will check them out :)

[Michał Urbanek]

VSC Todo with keyboard shortcuts to them is my project todo holder.

[Manda Putra]

Bracket Pair Colorizer
Path Intellisense

gist.github.com/mandaputtra/7272ae...

[Phillip Shim]

My favorite ones as well!

[Ali Ahmad]

There are a lot of such extensions. But if I tell you about the one, then that would be prettier, the one which helps me format my code when I save my file.

[playwrightpo]

Lint and format code automatically - prettier-vscode for js, vscode-ruby-rubocop - for ruby
Get answer and code snippets to some programming questions - vscode-snippet

[Tarun Pai]

Have a couple I can think of at the top of my head

1) GitLens - It's an amazingly well built and extremely helpful.

2) DocumentThis - Gives a super nice comment format for documenting code.

[Phillip Shim]

Thanks for sharing! I will definitely checkout out DocumentThis.