๐ guys,
I know emmett is avail on other Code editors too but itโs one that I like. Other than that I just have one that shows icons based on the file extension and autocomplete.
For those that use VS Code, what are your fav plug ins?
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๐ guys,
I know emmett is avail on other Code editors too but itโs one that I like. Other than that I just have one that shows icons based on the file extension and autocomplete.
For those that use VS Code, what are your fav plug ins?
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I'm partial to the Emacs keybindings (old habits die hard) and this little crates.io helper that points out outdated version numbers in your
Cargo.toml
for a Rust project.Aside from that, I have been thrilled at how well-featured the "defaults" for each language I use are. When I open a file in a language I haven't used in VS code, generally searching the language name and installing the top extension is absolutely everything I need to do. It's almost embarrassing how long I used to spend tweaking configs to get closer to what VS Code does out of the box.
Thanks Ben, I would agree VSC is amazing out of their box.
The IDE is so complete that I barely need any plugins to use it for work (aside from the usual language extension for C# and linters for web development).
Having Emmet by default in the IDE is absolutely amazing! :D
By far it's Quokka. I even paid for the PRO version.
Thanks buddy, looks amazing - will be giving it a try.
Github pull request. code.visualstudio.com/blogs/2018/0...
Nice, Iโm still working through learning git commands, Iโm sure this will come in handy. Thanks!
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๐๐ฝ thanks. Will check it out
I find "Git History" to be rather useful for quickly reverted to a previous commit
And is basically my only extension aside from 'Go' and something others for themes
will check out Go and Git history, both sound extremely useful