Here I have a list of extensions which might not make you a better developer, but for sure would make you feel like one!
According to Octoverse 2017, Microsoft’s Visual Studio Code tops the list of Projects with the most contributors. Which implies that there are a lot many developers who absofreakinlutely love VS Code. Here I have a list of extensions which might not make you a better developer, but for sure would make you feel like one!
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A nifty little command would get me the list of VS code extensions I already have installed
$ code --list-extensions
alefragnani.project-manageraaron-bond.better-commentseamodio.gitlenseg2.vscode-npm-scriptformulahendry.code-runnerjamespgilbert.comment-labelschristian-kohler.npm-intellisenseshardulm94.trailing-spacessteoates.autoimportstreetsidesoftware.code-spell-checkerwhtouche.vscode-js-console-utilsxabikos.JavaScriptSnippets
A wise man once said : GIFs and JPEGs speak louder than words
NPM Intellisense
Git Lens
NPM Scripts
Code Runner
Trailing white spaces
"editor.trimAutoWhitespace": true,"files.trimTrailingWhitespace": true,
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Auto import
Code spell checker
Console utils
Javascript Snippets
imp→ import fs from 'fs';imn→ import 'animate.css'imd→ import {rename} from 'fs';ime→ import * as localAlias from 'fs';ima→ import { rename as localRename } from 'fs';enf→ export const log = (parameter) => {console.log(parameter);};edf→ export default (parameter) => { console.log(parameter);};ecl→ export default class Calculator { };ece→ export default class Calculator extends BaseClass { };
Project manager
Comment labels
Better comments
A few more, particularly for ng fans :
Other worthy mentions which either couldn’t make it to the top 12s or were too obvious : gitlink, esLint, chrome-debug, yarn, Bracket pair Colorizer.
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