Disclaimer! Whilst VS Code is not technically an IDE, with the right set of extensions it can behave similarly to an IDE 😊 Also, since making this video Vibrancy Continued has been causing me and many others some issues with their VS Code. So I would personally no longer suggest this extension!
@@fleboho certainly. An IDE typically comes with highly integrated tools like preconfigured compilers, a debugger, code completion and many more. VS Code is essentially a glorified text editor. There are plenty of extensions like those listed in the video that can be used to mimic the actions of an IDE. But if you want to get technical about it, the out-of-the-box standard version of VS Code is simply a text editor. Even with the extensions installed, it won’t be as powerful as an IDE like Visual Studio. But a lot of the time, especially in web development, VS Code works perfectly and an IDE like Visual Studio simply isn’t necessary. If you prefer a more light weight environment, VS code is the tool for you. I hope this explanation helps :)
True, there were many times when the code throws some random error (literally for no reason) even with extension installed, I don't know if I have to do something extra for it, one example is running tensorflow in vscode a simple code like tf = zeros([1,2,3]) throws an error, like you iust can't run this program, and it works perfectly fine in idle, can someone please tell me what is wrong
VS Code is a most popular development environment and it is fully integrated in all kinds of ways. It's more capable than a lot of IDEs we remember. I can't think of a reasonable excuse to insist it's not an IDE. Text editors don't typically come with built in language servers and terminal integration and debuggers and git for version control.
After what felt like 3 days of punching myself in the face just trying to get the msvc compiler to work right, I found your video. The first step of deleting the suggestions would’ve solved all my problems 😅 Thanks for the video!
🎯 Key Takeaways for quick navigation: 00:29 🖥️ *VS Code Extension Setup* - Setting up VS Code for productivity. - Introduction to VS Code extensions and their importance. - Initial steps to navigate and utilize extensions effectively. 01:39 ⚙️ *Code Runner Extension* - Streamlining the process of compiling and running code. - Simplifying Java program execution with automated compilation and output. - Enhancing efficiency in checking program outputs and making quick iterations. 02:08 🤖 *AI Coding Assistant (Tab 9)* - Implementing an AI-driven coding assistant for real-time suggestions. - Integrating Tab 9 for code autocompletion and intelligent assistance. - Simplifying code writing and enhancing productivity with AI support. 06:35 🌐 *Live Server Extension* - Utilizing the Live Server extension for web development. - Enabling real-time preview and simultaneous coding in VS Code. - Streamlining web development workflow and enhancing productivity. 08:01 📊 *Excel Viewer Extension* - Integrating the Excel Viewer extension for data visualization in VS Code. - Facilitating seamless viewing of Excel spreadsheets within VS Code. - Enhancing workflow for data scientists and analysts. 09:37 🚶♂️ *Code Tour Extension* - Utilizing the Code Tour extension for code walkthroughs and explanations. - Creating guided tours within code files to facilitate understanding. - Enhancing collaboration and code comprehension among team members. 12:58 📝 *To-Do Highlights Extension* - Implementing the To-Do Highlights extension for task management within code. - Utilizing keywords to highlight pending tasks or areas needing attention. - Improving code organization and productivity with visual task reminders. 15:06 💻 *VS Code Aesthetic Enhancements* - Enhancing VS Code aesthetics with Material Icon extension. - Material Icon extension replaces default icons with visually appealing ones, improving the overall look of the development environment. - Icons are customized for different file types, enhancing visual organization and navigation within the project. 16:16 📊 *Quick UML Diagrams with Draw IO* - Introduction of Draw IO extension for creating quick UML diagrams within VS Code. - Draw IO extension integrates an offline version of Draw IO directly into VS Code, allowing seamless diagram creation. - Users can create various types of diagrams, customize shapes, and export diagrams in different formats. 18:06 🖼️ *Professional Code Snippets with Polar Code* - Polar Code extension facilitates the creation of professional-looking code snippets within VS Code. - Users can customize snippet appearance with options for shadows, transparency, and background colors. - Export functionality enables saving snippets in PNG format for easy sharing and presentation. 19:59 📝 *Avoiding Compilation Errors with Code Spell Checker* - Installation and usage of Code Spell Checker extension to identify spelling errors within code. - Extension highlights misspelled words and offers suggestions for corrections, improving code quality and readability. - Helps in avoiding compilation errors caused by spelling mistakes, enhancing overall code reliability. 22:38 🔄 *Automatic Code Formatting with Prettier* - Introduction of Prettier extension for automatic code formatting in VS Code. - Prettier ensures consistent code formatting, enhancing readability and maintainability, especially in collaborative projects. - Configuration options allow for customization of formatting rules and integration with the VS Code editor. 24:15 🎨 *Decorative Enhancement with Vibrancy* - Installation and customization of Vibrancy extension for aesthetic enhancement of VS Code. - Vibrancy adds a glass morphism effect to the VS Code interface, improving visual appeal. - Despite being purely decorative, Vibrancy enhances the overall look of VS Code and can be used with different themes. Made with HARPA AI
Thanks for making this video. I love VSCode extension that makes our lives easier and devs happy. I knew some of the extensions but a lot of them were completely new for me and I think it will make a difference in my "dev life". Thank you again.
Nice list! Though for beginners, I'd personally recommend not using an assistant like tabnine or copilot. I see too many times where people will try to use it before instilling the basics in their brain, and then when they don't have it, they act like a magikarp out of water.
00:01 VS Code extensions can enhance productivity and quality of work. 01:39 Using Code Runner to streamline program checking process 05:01 Using Tab 9 extension to generate code and run programs in VS Code. 06:37 Live server extension for real-time preview and easy project navigation 10:11 Creating tours to explain code walkthroughs 11:57 VS Code Explorer code tour feature and to-do highlights extension 15:23 Install material icon extension for better file icons and appearance. 17:10 VSCode extension to create diagrams and export them in different formats 20:29 Code Spell Checker extension highlights spelling errors and can prevent compilation errors 21:54 Using Quick Fix function and manually typing in VS Code 24:52 Install dark plus theme before installing extension 26:17 Change VS Code background with vibrant wallpaper Crafted by AI.
I love all the extensions you mentioned, but I particularly enjoy Vibrancy Continued. It was also new to me, Thanks for sharing 🤝 . . . High quality content as always 🥂
I like "Live Server Preview" it hosts the directory on your local network and when you port forward with your router any device on the network can view real time updates even when typing a paragraph, heading or adjusting CSS or JS. Also I tried out a background extension so you can add a custom background to the editor or window
Great Video. Thank you for not only sharing the extensions, but showing how you like to use them and a few other details, but not too many. NOTE: I am not seeing Excel Viewer by Grape City (in my extension options it shows a different name - MESCIUS). This is a new video, so I'm wondering what I might be doing wrong. Suggestions. I installed the one it showed, but I haven't tested it yet.
I spent one hour to try to get c#, typescript support from code runner. Results: c# - complete failure, typescript - some compilation error testing primitive code with class with 'console.log' method😂. Nice extension.
Lots of great extensions. I added several to my standard set. That said, I chose "TODO Tree" instead of "TODO Highlight" because it seems a bit more flexible. The only one I would argue isn't a great choice is "Vibrancy Continued". It makes code viewing harder on the eyes.
try emacs bro, it has unlimited extension capability, isnt an electron app and is actually fast. isnt stupid like vim and has a web browser, email client, two irc clients, and aton of keybinds. it also has a stupidly large package(or extension) database called the melpa that comes with everything
@@dev_ression Thanks for that! I found an extension called glassit-vsc and it works fine. btw, i love your theme. Do you mind telling me what theme it is?
Really enjoyed this video but could you please make an update video? It seems that Tabnine now offers multiple tiers, and they have an extension that is a 'hub'? And there also seems to be a tool that installs multiple extensions, including tabnine/coderunner/live server. Apologies in advance!
@dev_ression, Is there any extension that can shows what a particular built-in keyword can be used for? For example, break "stop the execution and continue with next statement outside while or for loops. If used inside a nested block" Liekwise the terminal >output, can it be customized to display different colors, for example if its a array output then [ 5, 10, 15 ] color is say blue, string output then green etc?
as a professional with degrees and several years in the field I would recommend everyone to use as little extra as possible. some are cool but you dont really need much, get familiar with regex so you can do advanced sed commands - oh and of course (even sad that this point has to be made) learn unix commands.
I'm in school right now and it's super frustrating working with people who use extensions for everything because as soon as you go slightly outside the bounds of what they can do you all the sudden have a teammate who's more of a liability, needing to be taught how to open their terminal, than any sort of an asset.
i wish i read you comment before installing vibrancy extension. it gave me nightmare especially because i wasn't aware it was the one causing problem. any alternative of vibrancy? i really liked that glass look of vibrancy.
@@dev_ression I found one called glassit but it's actually more transparent than a glass look. if somehow we could reduce its transparency then it might work
@@dev_ression Well I found a way. you can use the glassit extension. it also works similarly. Although it might look very transparent you can use this shortcut ctrl+alt+c to reduce transparency. press it multiple times to reduce more and if you want to increase the transparency use ctrl+alt+z.
small addendum to your list of extensions, which would slot in quite nicely at 24:14 after the Prettier extension.... especially if you use "format on save". "Formatting Toggle" by "tombonnike", which add a convenient button at the bottom right edge of the VSCode bottom status bar that will explicitly toggle the "format on save", "format on paste", and "format on type" settings. disclaimer: I'm not affiliated with that plugin in any way, but I do work with someone who swears that "code auto formatters are evil" and refuses point-blank to use any of them. so in the interest of smoothing collaboration, I simply don't auto format any code that we both work on.
Disclaimer! Whilst VS Code is not technically an IDE, with the right set of extensions it can behave similarly to an IDE 😊
Also, since making this video Vibrancy Continued has been causing me and many others some issues with their VS Code. So I would personally no longer suggest this extension!
Would you kindly explain how it is not "technically" an IDE and give a juxtaposition of it and and IDE.
@@fleboho certainly. An IDE typically comes with highly integrated tools like preconfigured compilers, a debugger, code completion and many more. VS Code is essentially a glorified text editor. There are plenty of extensions like those listed in the video that can be used to mimic the actions of an IDE. But if you want to get technical about it, the out-of-the-box standard version of VS Code is simply a text editor. Even with the extensions installed, it won’t be as powerful as an IDE like Visual Studio. But a lot of the time, especially in web development, VS Code works perfectly and an IDE like Visual Studio simply isn’t necessary. If you prefer a more light weight environment, VS code is the tool for you. I hope this explanation helps :)
@@dev_ression It certainly does. VS Code is no different from Notepad++ on the general level. Thanks.
True, there were many times when the code throws some random error (literally for no reason) even with extension installed, I don't know if I have to do something extra for it, one example is running tensorflow in vscode a simple code like tf = zeros([1,2,3]) throws an error, like you iust can't run this program, and it works perfectly fine in idle, can someone please tell me what is wrong
VS Code is a most popular development environment and it is fully integrated in all kinds of ways. It's more capable than a lot of IDEs we remember. I can't think of a reasonable excuse to insist it's not an IDE. Text editors don't typically come with built in language servers and terminal integration and debuggers and git for version control.
0:46 - code runner
2:04 - tabnine
6:35 - live server
7:58 - excel viewer
9:31 - code tour
12:48 - todo
15:06 - material icon
16:16 - draw io
18:10 - polacode
19:59 - spell checker
22:30 - prettier
24:14 - vibrancy
You're a life saver
Thank you so much !
@@jabed8436 not life saver
It is called time saver sacrificing his own time
thanks for saving my 20minutes.
Tabnine is no more free
After what felt like 3 days of punching myself in the face just trying to get the msvc compiler to work right, I found your video. The first step of deleting the suggestions would’ve solved all my problems 😅
Thanks for the video!
A computer that has the ability to turn on 😂
It’s a good start 🥹
😂
He lost me there 😢 lol
Task failed :(
First step was my last step
🎯 Key Takeaways for quick navigation:
00:29 🖥️ *VS Code Extension Setup*
- Setting up VS Code for productivity.
- Introduction to VS Code extensions and their importance.
- Initial steps to navigate and utilize extensions effectively.
01:39 ⚙️ *Code Runner Extension*
- Streamlining the process of compiling and running code.
- Simplifying Java program execution with automated compilation and output.
- Enhancing efficiency in checking program outputs and making quick iterations.
02:08 🤖 *AI Coding Assistant (Tab 9)*
- Implementing an AI-driven coding assistant for real-time suggestions.
- Integrating Tab 9 for code autocompletion and intelligent assistance.
- Simplifying code writing and enhancing productivity with AI support.
06:35 🌐 *Live Server Extension*
- Utilizing the Live Server extension for web development.
- Enabling real-time preview and simultaneous coding in VS Code.
- Streamlining web development workflow and enhancing productivity.
08:01 📊 *Excel Viewer Extension*
- Integrating the Excel Viewer extension for data visualization in VS Code.
- Facilitating seamless viewing of Excel spreadsheets within VS Code.
- Enhancing workflow for data scientists and analysts.
09:37 🚶♂️ *Code Tour Extension*
- Utilizing the Code Tour extension for code walkthroughs and explanations.
- Creating guided tours within code files to facilitate understanding.
- Enhancing collaboration and code comprehension among team members.
12:58 📝 *To-Do Highlights Extension*
- Implementing the To-Do Highlights extension for task management within code.
- Utilizing keywords to highlight pending tasks or areas needing attention.
- Improving code organization and productivity with visual task reminders.
15:06 💻 *VS Code Aesthetic Enhancements*
- Enhancing VS Code aesthetics with Material Icon extension.
- Material Icon extension replaces default icons with visually appealing ones, improving the overall look of the development environment.
- Icons are customized for different file types, enhancing visual organization and navigation within the project.
16:16 📊 *Quick UML Diagrams with Draw IO*
- Introduction of Draw IO extension for creating quick UML diagrams within VS Code.
- Draw IO extension integrates an offline version of Draw IO directly into VS Code, allowing seamless diagram creation.
- Users can create various types of diagrams, customize shapes, and export diagrams in different formats.
18:06 🖼️ *Professional Code Snippets with Polar Code*
- Polar Code extension facilitates the creation of professional-looking code snippets within VS Code.
- Users can customize snippet appearance with options for shadows, transparency, and background colors.
- Export functionality enables saving snippets in PNG format for easy sharing and presentation.
19:59 📝 *Avoiding Compilation Errors with Code Spell Checker*
- Installation and usage of Code Spell Checker extension to identify spelling errors within code.
- Extension highlights misspelled words and offers suggestions for corrections, improving code quality and readability.
- Helps in avoiding compilation errors caused by spelling mistakes, enhancing overall code reliability.
22:38 🔄 *Automatic Code Formatting with Prettier*
- Introduction of Prettier extension for automatic code formatting in VS Code.
- Prettier ensures consistent code formatting, enhancing readability and maintainability, especially in collaborative projects.
- Configuration options allow for customization of formatting rules and integration with the VS Code editor.
24:15 🎨 *Decorative Enhancement with Vibrancy*
- Installation and customization of Vibrancy extension for aesthetic enhancement of VS Code.
- Vibrancy adds a glass morphism effect to the VS Code interface, improving visual appeal.
- Despite being purely decorative, Vibrancy enhances the overall look of VS Code and can be used with different themes.
Made with HARPA AI
Very underrated tutorial, I recommend you adding chapters/timestamps to make it easier for other people to navigate around the video
That’s a good idea, thank you bro. You’ve earned yourself a sub :)
@@dev_ression thanks :)
he's baiting people to watch the full vid.
@@mahidulislam3103 nah bro, I just figured out how to use chapters lol
@@dev_ression and you still did not add them though
Todo Tree is a nice addition to todo highlight.
Thanks for suggesting. I’ll check it out!
Thanks for making this video. I love VSCode extension that makes our lives easier and devs happy. I knew some of the extensions but a lot of them were completely new for me and I think it will make a difference in my "dev life". Thank you again.
Awesome video.... Every time I reinstall vs code, this is the video watch to add all of these extensions... Keep up...
I'll make an updated video soon :)
Live Server is a God-send. Thanks for showing Vibrancy Continued - VSCode looks glorious now!
Check the pinned comment! Vibrancy contains bugs!
@@gabe3lynch yeah I cant min/max my window
Nice list! Though for beginners, I'd personally recommend not using an assistant like tabnine or copilot. I see too many times where people will try to use it before instilling the basics in their brain, and then when they don't have it, they act like a magikarp out of water.
I'm glad i see this video. thanks!
Thanks for watching! :)
This is by far the most cool and useful vscode video on youtube
00:01 VS Code extensions can enhance productivity and quality of work.
01:39 Using Code Runner to streamline program checking process
05:01 Using Tab 9 extension to generate code and run programs in VS Code.
06:37 Live server extension for real-time preview and easy project navigation
10:11 Creating tours to explain code walkthroughs
11:57 VS Code Explorer code tour feature and to-do highlights extension
15:23 Install material icon extension for better file icons and appearance.
17:10 VSCode extension to create diagrams and export them in different formats
20:29 Code Spell Checker extension highlights spelling errors and can prevent compilation errors
21:54 Using Quick Fix function and manually typing in VS Code
24:52 Install dark plus theme before installing extension
26:17 Change VS Code background with vibrant wallpaper
Crafted by AI.
What’s AI Nane?
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Really nice. It's crazy how much things have changed in just nine months.
You showed me the best, perfect and all needed extensions for VScode that was the best extensions ever!!! 😄
Useful, Great Video for developers
Glad I can help bro :)
I love all the extensions you mentioned, but I particularly enjoy Vibrancy Continued. It was also new to me, Thanks for sharing 🤝
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High quality content as always 🥂
Thank you bro! It’s one of my favourites as well. It makes the whole environment so much cleaner 👍
Cool extensions to know! good quality video and appreciate for editing. Keep Going.
Thank you bro! I’m glad it helped :)
Great video! I've just started using VS Code and I'm sure these extensions will help me a lot!
I like "Live Server Preview" it hosts the directory on your local network and when you port forward with your router any device on the network can view real time updates even when typing a paragraph, heading or adjusting CSS or JS.
Also I tried out a background extension so you can add a custom background to the editor or window
Awesome video! You’ve given me all the extensions that i needed 🙌🏽
Thank you! Happy to help :)
Amazing Bro! Keep it Up!
Thank you bro!
Good video. Thanks. Had a question. What theme do you use for vscode?
Palenight (Mild Contrast)
Thank you bro! These extensions are helping me a lot :)
Happy to help bro!
Awesome. Thank you. I'm new to VS Code and most of these extensions will help a lot. :)
Great Video. Thank you for not only sharing the extensions, but showing how you like to use them and a few other details, but not too many. NOTE: I am not seeing Excel Viewer by Grape City (in my extension options it shows a different name - MESCIUS). This is a new video, so I'm wondering what I might be doing wrong. Suggestions. I installed the one it showed, but I haven't tested it yet.
very informative video thanks dude
Happy to help bro!
I don't know who you are.
But I can't thank you enough for sharing your knowledge with us.
Good luck and keep educating us... ❤❤❤
Glad this helped you bro :) thanks for watching
Thank you very much for so many useful extensions!
Im glad this video helped :)
I'm glad that I ran to this video
And I’m glad I could help :)
recently I faced an issue; the last extension Vibrancy Continued doesn't work on Mac.
I'm currently trying on MacBook Pro M4 pro.
Correct. Don't use vibrancy, it hasn't been maintained by the developer in a while
what is your macbook model and are you happy with it also I have a question about macbooks; macbook air or macbook pro for software developers
MacBook Pro 14 inch. Highly recommend. Not the air
I spent one hour to try to get c#, typescript support from code runner. Results: c# - complete failure, typescript - some compilation error testing primitive code with class with 'console.log' method😂. Nice extension.
Extremely useful extensions - thank you so much!
17:00 i really need this 🤩 Thank you very much brooo
i've chosen Bearded Icons
thanks for your advices ✌
Nice video bro, keep it up ❤
Thank you bro!
@@dev_ression Welcome bro ❤
Thanks! Watched all the way till the end.
Wow, thank you 🙏
This video was really helpful. Great job.
Glad I could help bro!
best video on extension ever
Lots of great extensions. I added several to my standard set. That said, I chose "TODO Tree" instead of "TODO Highlight" because it seems a bit more flexible. The only one I would argue isn't a great choice is "Vibrancy Continued". It makes code viewing harder on the eyes.
Which screen recorder do you use to record these amazing tutorials in high quality. I really like your videos. ❤❤
Thank you bro! I use QuickTime on Mac OS :)
Very useful video. Thanks!
Man I love coding extensions, is like playing games with mods. It made coding so much fun and enjoyable
I agree! So much potential 👍
try emacs bro, it has unlimited extension capability, isnt an electron app and is actually fast. isnt stupid like vim and has a web browser, email client, two irc clients, and aton of keybinds. it also has a stupidly large package(or extension) database called the melpa that comes with everything
Thank you ❤️🙏
Glad it helped :)
Good job, this is going to be a great channel in the future ❤
Thank you!
Loved these! Unfortunately vibrancy isn't supported on Linux systems and that's a bummer but everything else was excellent. Subscribed!
It’s ok, Vibrancy is buggy af. Wouldn’t recommend anymore
@@dev_ression Thanks for that! I found an extension called glassit-vsc and it works fine. btw, i love your theme. Do you mind telling me what theme it is?
@@clintonkami-sama3575 awesome! I’ll check it out. The theme I use is called Palenight
Nice contents👍
Thank you!
I use Vim Dark, as it is an AYU like theme.
I use Avu too. Ayu Mirage Bordered is my favourite.
Great extension tutorial
Thanks man! These extentions really helped me a lot, thanks for the cool suggestions.
Happy to help bro!
Ur vs code theme looks awesome, what's its name ?
Nice content really appreciate bro. Keep it up 👍🏻
Thank you bro!
Bro how doy make your videos these are sick!
Watch the entire video, deserve my subscribe.
"I still don't know what I'm doing" this is so me, even after coding for 20 years xD
we are always learning!
i like 4 extentions , others i dont need but thanks
Happy to help!
Very good!
Thank you bro
Really enjoyed this video but could you please make an update video? It seems that Tabnine now offers multiple tiers, and they have an extension that is a 'hub'? And there also seems to be a tool that installs multiple extensions, including tabnine/coderunner/live server.
Apologies in advance!
@dev_ression,
Is there any extension that can shows what a particular built-in keyword can be used for? For example, break "stop the execution and continue with next statement outside while or for loops. If used inside a nested block"
Liekwise the terminal >output, can it be customized to display different colors, for example if its a array output then [ 5, 10, 15 ] color is say blue, string output then green etc?
Even tho i knew most of these extensions tabnine was so useful u was looking for a free copilot alternative. Thank you!
Glad I could help bro! That was the same as me. I didn’t want to pay for GitHub copilot so Tabnine was a life saver!
@@dev_ression try cursor ide once
@@dev_ressiongithub copilot is free for students tho
as a professional with degrees and several years in the field I would recommend everyone to use as little extra as possible. some are cool but you dont really need much, get familiar with regex so you can do advanced sed commands - oh and of course (even sad that this point has to be made) learn unix commands.
thank you for sharing your experience :)
I'm in school right now and it's super frustrating working with people who use extensions for everything because as soon as you go slightly outside the bounds of what they can do you all the sudden have a teammate who's more of a liability, needing to be taught how to open their terminal, than any sort of an asset.
Hi Which theme do you use?
Size and other config?
@@KaikeishiTürk Palenight
@@dev_ression thank you. Config? Size?
Drawio & polacode is a game changer for me 💕💕💕💕💕 Thank you 😘😘😘
Thank you! i hope you make more front end tutorials
I will!
Thank you!
Glad this helped :)
TY a lot 😃
Thank you for watching!
Nice video❤
thank you bro!
Nice video bro thanks
Thanks for watching!
great work
Amazing video
Thank you bro!
Thanks for sharing
Thanks for watching
You saved my time ⌚ 😂❤cool 😎 🔥
Happy to help!
Thank you so much
Glad I could help :)
Yo great vid. Just a question, what theme do you got???????
He use the palenight theme
great video, thanks for your suggestions!
No problem bro, thanks for watching!
Thanks man!
Very nice
should I be using tabnine as a beginner?
Short answer: No. Master programming and how to code manually first. You won't learnt with Tabnine
Broooo the thumbnail❤
i wish i read you comment before installing vibrancy extension. it gave me nightmare especially because i wasn't aware it was the one causing problem. any alternative of vibrancy? i really liked that glass look of vibrancy.
It’s a shame because I really like the glass look too. Unfortunately I haven’t been able to find anything else that looks as good yet.
@@dev_ression I found one called glassit but it's actually more transparent than a glass look. if somehow we could reduce its transparency then it might work
@@dev_ression Well I found a way. you can use the glassit extension. it also works similarly. Although it might look very transparent you can use this shortcut ctrl+alt+c to reduce transparency. press it multiple times to reduce more and if you want to increase the transparency use ctrl+alt+z.
Very helpful 👌
Thanks for making such a good content
Thank you for watching :)
thank you alot . what is your theme name?
i need the font name 😅
Thanks buddy ❤
just trying to do my part in the community :)
@@dev_ression hey bro.......
I'm learning C++ so tell me some useful extensions and themes.
Actually I'm theme lover...
what theme do you use?? i LOVE it
Palenight :)
small addendum to your list of extensions, which would slot in quite nicely at 24:14 after the Prettier extension.... especially if you use "format on save".
"Formatting Toggle" by "tombonnike", which add a convenient button at the bottom right edge of the VSCode bottom status bar that will explicitly toggle the "format on save", "format on paste", and "format on type" settings.
disclaimer: I'm not affiliated with that plugin in any way, but I do work with someone who swears that "code auto formatters are evil" and refuses point-blank to use any of them. so in the interest of smoothing collaboration, I simply don't auto format any code that we both work on.
That’s a game changer! I’ll 100% be using that too!
Best macbook for coding?
That’s a tricky question. Depends on what type of programming you’re doing. I personally use the 14 inch MacBook Pro
@@dev_ression What about data analysis?
@@RiddleMaster-wi9yw you can’t go wrong with a MacBook that has at last 16gb of ram, and an M1 or M2 chip
@@dev_ression Ok thanks
Tabnine over Codeium? Are you sure about that?
loved it.
Cheers for watching bro!
Thank you so much good Sir!
No problem Geralt of Rivia 🙏
Thank you for sharing. It helps me a lot.
Glad it helped!
Amazing!!!
Glad it helped you :)
Very good purpose, many thanks !
Tabnine vs GH Copilot, what do you think ?
Honestly both are fantastic. I can’t choose haha
Which ai voice do you use that sound so real
Me
What's the difference between Github Co-pilot and Tabnine?
Tabnine is free
Bro can you please help me how can i install compiler for C and C++ in mac
Search C++ compiler in VS Code extensions
Wallpaper Link please? :) Thanks for your video.
bro i found the vedio ,but diddnt get the proper one ,but now you are the one who gave me thw solution of error
Thumbs up for the 1st tip❤
Thank you for watching!