If you were to uninstall all secondary extensions in your text editor and leave just Three(3) what will they be?

Introduction :

A code editor simply put is a playground that aids you write your code in a nice, easy and quicker way.

There are several code editors both free and paid out there. They all share some commonalities. One of which is the ability to install additional helpers (extensions) to facilitate your development. In-built or primary extensions comes pre installed with the editor while secondary extensions are installed by users when need be.

In the comments, drop your 3 secondary extensions (extensions you find absolutely necessary) as well as the code editors respectively

I'll start:

1. Live server --Vscode
2. Beautify --VScode
3. ES6/ES7 JavaScript Snippets --Vscode

Comments

[Heiker]

Sublime text:

• NvMode - Not VIM Mode
• AceJump
• FileManager

VIM:

• fzf
• fzf.vim
• vim-obsession

If I may have another because fzf is divided in two modules.

• vim-simple-complete

[Androthi]

i guess i could drop the icons extension (vscode), but that will leave me with no secondary extensions.

the other tool i use is vs community. does installing additional features count as secondary extensions? i kinda need my c/c++

[Daniel Lo Nigro]

I already have less than three in Visual Studio! The only extension I install is ReSharper.

[Yunwen Eric]

Wow Reshaper

Never heard of this. Probably take a look

Thanks

[Luke Westby]

For VS Code

1. ElmLS
2. rust-analyzer
3. … actually I think that’s it

[Astro]

NeoVim:

1. nvim-compe
2. nvim-tree
3. paq (To install my other plugins 😆)

VSCode:

1. Prettier
2. Live Server
3. Live SASS Compiler

[Yunwen Eric]

Yeah SAAS compiler is powerful especially when you have 2 screens and want to see your results snappy.

[Amohammadi2]

Python lang server
Django template snippets
auto rename tag

• VSCode

[Yunwen Eric]

Wow
I love python but I have never taken a look at this extensions

Thanks for sharing