

If you are taking screenshots of your code frequently, you definitely need Polacode which lets you create beautiful and shareable screenshots of your code. It also helps you add colors in live share and remote integration. While working on the front-end and back-end at the same time, you can add different colors to identify which repo you are working on. This extension adds various colors to different windows of VS Code. It's ideal when you have multiple VS Code instances, use VS Live Share, or use VS Code's Remote features, and you want to quickly identify your editor. Peacock is used to subtly change the color of the VSCode workspace and adds various colors to different VSCode tabs.
VSCODE ATEXT EXTENSION SERIES
It makes it easier to onboard new members to the project and feature areas, visualize bug reports, or understand the context of a code review/PR change.Ī "code tour" is a series of interactive steps, each of which are associated with a specific directory, or file/line, and include a description of the respective code.
VSCODE ATEXT EXTENSION UPDATE
I am planning to update this post if more cool stuff will come up.Let's take a look at the 10 promising VSCode extensions that are updated frequently and are getting more and more advanced each months. This guide was composed during the Christmas holidays 🎄 in 2020 and it reflects the settings I used in 2020 😷. If you would like me to share them in similar manner, let me know by sending me an email or creating an issue on GitHub. There is still one part uncovered which is Keyboard Shortcuts. These settings and extensions made me enjoy coding a lot more than before. I ❤️ VSCode and I hope you at least like it as well.

There are several good IDEs out there (Jupyter Notebook is not included in this 😼): P圜harm (for Python mostly), Vim (a bit awkward navigation at first but cool), Emacs (the navigation is also a bit strange but ok if you got used to it). If your everyday work 👷♀️ or study 🎓 routine involves a lot of coding, mastering your favorite IDE will significantly increase your development speed in the long-term.

My message in this note boils down to the following: "Master your IDE early 💪".
