Introduction
As I switch between dev environments. I find myself missing my extensions. Here is a list of some of my extensions, so I can refer back to them or, so you can can also use them! Comment your favorite extensions!
Global Workspace
| Name |
Description |
| Error Lens |
Improve highlighting of errors, warnings and other language diagnostics. |
| VSCode Icons |
Icons for Visual Studio Code |
| Output Colorizer |
Syntax highlighting for log files |
| DotENV |
Syntax highlighting for your .env file |
| Code Spell Check |
Spell checker |
| Rainbow CSV |
Highlight CSV and TSV files, Run SQL-like queries |
| Markdown All in One |
All you need to write Markdown (keyboard shortcuts, table of contents, auto preview and more) |
| Markdown Lint |
Markdown linting and style checking for Visual Studio Code |
| CodeSnap |
Take beautiful screenshots of your code |
| Docker |
Build, manage, and deploy containerized applications. |
| WakaTime |
Track the time you spent coding |
| Indent Rainbow |
Make indentation easier to read |
| Blockman |
Mark and highlight code blocks |
HTML and CSS
Ruby
Non Essential
| Name |
Description |
| VSCode Pets |
Pets for your VS Code |
| In your face |
In Your Face, shows you Incredible 'Ouch Faces' that correlate to the number of errors in your code! |
| Subway Surfers |
Subway Surfers opens a window in vscode with game play footage to stimulate your short attention span |
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