There are a lot of great extensions for Visual Studio Code that can help with web development. Here are a few that I recommend:
- Live Server - this extension allows you to quickly spin up a local development server, which is useful for testing your web pages and applications.
- ESLint - this extension integrates the popular ESLint linter into VS Code, which can help you identify and fix syntax errors and other problems in your code.
- Prettier - this extension formats your code according to a set of predefined rules, helping you ensure that your code is consistent and easy to read.
- Debugger for Chrome - this extension allows you to debug your JavaScript code in the Chrome browser, making it easier to find and fix bugs.
- IntelliSense for CSS class names - this extension provides autocomplete suggestions for class names in your CSS, saving you time and making it easier to work with large stylesheets.
- GitLens - this extension adds powerful Git integration to VS Code, including the ability to see blame information and compare commits.
- HTML Snippets - this extension provides a set of predefined HTML snippets, making it easier to write common HTML structures like tables and lists.
- REST Client - this extension allows you to send HTTP requests and view responses directly from within VS Code, which can be useful for testing APIs and other HTTP-based services.
These are just a few examples, and there are many more extensions available that can help with web development in VS Code.
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