#1. first of all
get Rickroll'd
The vscode is a nice editor for web dev. And the broad variety of extensions that you can use to customize Vscode code is at another tier. and the settings are bonkers. like you are just writing a little code, and you want to change a podcast but you don't want open Spotify, then just go down and click the button and boom!
2.color themes
there are soo many color themes in the vscode. like are the worst to the best and these are themes that I use (also these are sorted ranking wise worst to best).
- Dracula This theme is one of the most popular themes for vscode. this theme looks nice, but its slightly off.
- monokai pro
this theme is the hottest theme for vs code but in the long term, you will get bored soon.
- community material this is also a very popular theme. It supports more than 6 variants. but they are all same.
- Atom one dark this theme is the cleanest theme on the list. it is not too flat not too contrasty. but it's not cool as the last one.
- Sweet vscode this is soo underrated theme. and this theme is the best of all. it's just ๐
3. snippets extension
- ES7 React/Redux/GraphQL/React-Native snippets
a superb extension if you are using react, or just normal javascript.
- tabnine very powerful intelligence for programming, not just for javascript but also for python c, c++, or anything
- svelte for vs code *olny if you are using svelte
- Tailwind CSS IntelliSense if you are using tailwindcss this is compulsory
- prettier
5.eslint
- react native tools this is not only for react native, it's also for react
- Vetur
OR
- Vue Language Features
9.markdown all in one
- generals 1.codesnap
2.vim
3.gitlens
5. settings (finally!)
Final words (only for blog)
Now your Vscode looks like this