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Its really helpful for working on multi-author projects!ĬodeRunner - this extension allows you to press a play button to run your code directly within VSCode with no terminal interaction needed! Especially helpful for new programmers.The Best Tips for Learning Python Lesson - 1 GitLens - GitLens shows Git blame annotations and author highlighting within documents. No more having to run the W3C validator on every change! HTMLHint - I use this for live HTML validation directly in my editor. Import Cost - this one is more a "nice to have" rather than a necessary, but it shows the size of the npm packages I am importing in my projects. I love this extension for underlining my mistakes and offering suggestions, even when I'm offline.
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There are some bugs, especially on Windows machines, but it's so cool that it doesn't even matter!Ĭode Spell Checker - I write a lot of Markdown and page content directly in my text editor, and I definitely have some spelling issues.
You can even open up access to your localhost ports across machines and share terminal sessions. It allows developers to Google Doc-style collaborate on the same file on different computers. VS Live Share - this extension is straight up magical, and I truly believe it will change code education and pair programming in the near future. I have a lot of language and framework-specific extensions built-in, which are boring and very dependent on the developer, so I will skip over those in order to discuss some of my favorite all-purpose extensions. in settings.json "圎xec" : "iTerm.app", "" : "zsh", Extensions I cannot explain how helpful this is for live coding and for beginners. I have it further configured so that whenever I pause when writing code, my code is saved automatically without me doing anything. The first thing that I love is autosave, which you can turn on via the file drop-down. It's pretty easy to set up too, which is really nice!Īnother key piece of my setup is my save configuration. I am a long-term FiraCode loyalist (pre-dating VS Code!) I like the ligatures that make my code more readable at a glance. Those criteria being set, my two absolute favorite themes are Fairy Floss and Dracula. I also love to have a theme that I enjoy aesthetically, so usually something with a lot of girly colors. Since I teach people how to code professionally and give a lot of talks on programming, having a readable theme is super important to me. I thought I would do a quick write up on my setup and the extensions I love! Theme I love the text editor setup I've been using for the past year and a half, so I want to show off my setup! Visual Studio Code has far surpassed my experiences with Atom, Spyder, Sublime Text, Emacs, and Idle (the built-in Python editor) which I used for the years before it.
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