I actually did not know setting up Prettier with npm would add more features like these. Back then I thought installing all those lint and prettier would be enough for everything. Thank you for the awesome post!
Glad you found the post useful. 🙂 The difference between using VSCode and npm is easy to overlook, especially when you're just getting started or learning on your own. But many of these things become obvious when you work on a team - especially when some members use different setups.
But I would also say that it's perfectly fine to use whatever works for you in your circumstances. If the plugins are enough right now and you prefer using them, by all means continue to do so. It's something that is easy to change once there's the need for it.
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I actually did not know setting up Prettier with npm would add more features like these. Back then I thought installing all those lint and prettier would be enough for everything. Thank you for the awesome post!
Glad you found the post useful. 🙂 The difference between using VSCode and npm is easy to overlook, especially when you're just getting started or learning on your own. But many of these things become obvious when you work on a team - especially when some members use different setups.
But I would also say that it's perfectly fine to use whatever works for you in your circumstances. If the plugins are enough right now and you prefer using them, by all means continue to do so. It's something that is easy to change once there's the need for it.