My Visual Studio Code Extensions, 2019 Edition

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  • Опубликовано: 25 окт 2024

Комментарии • 11

  • @ofek15
    @ofek15 5 лет назад +3

    Theme: Atom One Dark
    Icons: vscode-icons
    auto close tag
    bazel
    beautify
    better-toml
    change-case
    code spell checker
    color picker
    debugger for chrome
    debugger for java
    document this
    editorconfig for vs code
    ESlint
    github pull request
    gitgonre
    gitLens - git supercharged
    graphql for vscode
    intellisense for css class names in html
    live share
    mdx
    multi line tricks
    node debug
    prettier
    svg viewer
    xml tools

  • @monsieurBoutte
    @monsieurBoutte 5 лет назад

    Word of caution. Do yourself a favor and get rid of extensions you're no longer using. If you open your task manager and see a ton of "code helpers" you'll quickly realize the performance impact of having so many extensions running. Otherwise, great video and thanks for sharing!

    • @hswolff
      @hswolff  5 лет назад

      I see 6! So that's.....ok?
      Thanks! :D

  • @zzej
    @zzej 5 лет назад

    Auto Close tag was buggy af on Catalina. I think they fixed it tho. Like sometimes it would make vscode use 100% cpu

    • @hswolff
      @hswolff  5 лет назад

      Eww gross. Yeah every big upgrade comes with a few scary bugs. Glad they fixed it.

  • @jonasgroendahl
    @jonasgroendahl 5 лет назад

    Auto close tag, multi cursor and json formatter is built in as far as I know

    • @hswolff
      @hswolff  5 лет назад

      Yeah it may be now. Wasn’t when i added the extensions. Multi cursor is but multi line select is what that extension does.

  • @antero7680
    @antero7680 5 лет назад +1

    10:40 you can do it without extension

    • @hswolff
      @hswolff  5 лет назад

      :o really????

    • @antero7680
      @antero7680 5 лет назад

      @@hswolff google multiple cursor vscode or sth like that

    • @nemk
      @nemk 5 лет назад

      @@hswolff Select the text and then press Alt/Option + Shift + i