While all our amazing Devians have been posting articles on "How to get something accomplished". I think we can have a little bit of interaction with our Developer brethren by knowing what VS code extensions you guys use. i.e if you use VSCode as your code editor in the first place 😜.
I think just by the looks of VScode extensions, one can easily find out the kinda platform that the individual has their hands on with.
I'll go first, Here's my list of Extension:
- Awesome flutter snippets: (Not a flutter dev, Yet tried to get into it. So had this installed)
- Bracket Pair Colorizer 2: Highly useful if you're dealing with a long list of bracket flow in your code.
- Dracula theme: (I keep experimenting with themes, Would love to see some of the themes you guys use. I've got bored of the ones I've been using)
- Electron Vue theme
- Material Icon theme
- Electron Color theme
- Remote - SSH: (Most of the time I am connected to servers as all my project files are deployed there. So its super useful for me to use vscode instead of vim/nano editors in servers.
- Vue: (My main go-to for Frontend Web Development)
- Prettier: (Pretty sure 90% of us use this for code formatting. Although its sadly still missing certain file extensions that I'd love to have them added in the future.
- Emoji: (Don't have to run around copying unicodes or Emoji's from web, Instead just directly drop the desired emoji with a simple command in your code)
- Nuxt: (Just switched to Nuxt and it has already left me jaw dropping with its way of simplicity in learning curve yet being highly productive. 10/10 highly recommended framework unless you're a React peasant 😜.
- Vetur: (Definitely need this for Vue based code snippets and suggestions)
- Live Server: (If you're into mainstream HTML,CSS,JS development and are looking for quick deployment + Hot reload, This is a good pick)
Let's hear yours!
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