I think I use Dracula too. And I think I use the fira mono too (is that the Mozilla font?) I'm away from my workstation, which is why I'm unsure.
But I have a question on vs code. I have lot of extensions installed that are supposed to help with linting and code suggestions. I know for a fact that they can work against each other and be useless, or several give you same or conflicting errors at once.
The reason I haven't fully simplified to one extension for each service is because sometimes I work in different frameworks or languages. In angular, you want typescript linting, in vanilla js/CSS/HTML, just emit and maybe eslint and prettier...
I feel like it's difficult to turn several extensions on,off depending on application. Is that why *workspaces" exist, or is there a way to turn on your *angular settings" and then later turn on your "vanilla HTML CSS js settings" etc?
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I think I use Dracula too. And I think I use the fira mono too (is that the Mozilla font?) I'm away from my workstation, which is why I'm unsure.
But I have a question on vs code. I have lot of extensions installed that are supposed to help with linting and code suggestions. I know for a fact that they can work against each other and be useless, or several give you same or conflicting errors at once.
The reason I haven't fully simplified to one extension for each service is because sometimes I work in different frameworks or languages. In angular, you want typescript linting, in vanilla js/CSS/HTML, just emit and maybe eslint and prettier...
I feel like it's difficult to turn several extensions on,off depending on application. Is that why *workspaces" exist, or is there a way to turn on your *angular settings" and then later turn on your "vanilla HTML CSS js settings" etc?