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If you like Fira Code checkout JetBrains Mono personally I like JetBrains Mono more.
That's a good looking Mono font.
I suggest you should also try the Cascadia font, it is free and open source.
Prior to this, if there was any other font I want to use that was Operator Mono since it was really expensive I couldn't buy it.
and when I came across Cascadia font, I was like
Ooh, that does look nice. I like the comparisons they have on the site too. Might have to try this out. Thanks for sharing!
Nice! Looks like this is was disabled in my editor for some reason. Probably was disabled when I installed the other extensions. Works great in
.htmlfiles! Hopefully the VS Code team can do the same for React JSX soon too 🤞.Yikes, thanks for the heads up! I have been noticing issues related to this lately, but didn't realize it was being caused by the extension itself. I've uninstalled it and updated the post.
I haven't seen VS Code natively auto-update corresponding tags in HTML files or JSX in React.js files, unfortunately. Would love to see this functionality without the performance issues.
Great article, thanks! Rainbow CSV is occasionally quite useful to have around.
I dont know how
Search Node Modulesdid not make your list. Just a terrific way to jump and debug node modules.Just a small thing:
The link to "javascript console utils" is wrong, it brings you to "indent-rainbow"
Oops...fixed it. Thank you!
html.mirrorcursoronmatchingtag was buggy as well, use this instead which came with version 1.44
"editor.renameOnType": true,
Fira code and Jetbrains Mono is good but would suggest to try this out;
recursive.design
After using this, I stopped thinking about Dank Mono and Operator mono. :)
Debugger For Chrome, Local History, and Tech Debt Tracker are also handy.