This article describes five tips on how to make
VS Code development experience a bit better (at least for my kind
of use cases -> Frontend Devel...
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Nice one Jacob, it's very useful, but I think there's a typo on the second setting, it was the same with the first, I think this is what you want to put there:
Oh yes my bad 😅 thank you :)
Nice article Jacob.
This comment here is true.
You should update this article based on this comment
thanks @madeindra it's helpful :)
Great. There are some others settings, like the new file nesting, tree indent, and more.
I missed examples/screenshots in article.
Would you mind sharing the setting names? I could not find
Offcourse.
My settings (settings.json) for Tree indent:
FileNesting:
very thanks @jcofman i like this theme 🥰✌
Nice article Jacob, I suggest the next time you add gifs showing how the enabled settings works.
Hi Ovidio thanks :) tried but everytime I got stuck with an 422 HTTP error 🙈. I have uploaded some to my blog -> jcofman.de/blog/vs-code-tips
Those animations are great, thank you!
Nice Jacob. These settings can be applied in user settings which applies to all workspaces or projects instead of current workspace
This is dope. It's always the little things that make a big difference.
Nice 👍 thank you
(at least for my kind
of use cases -> Frontende Development)
I see a typo, an extra "e" after Frontend
Wow how detailed, well-written and in-depth 😐
Great ones, I would like to add some of my favorite settings as well:
it's the little things that make a big difference, thnaks a lott
Awesome, Thanks
Not everyone uses a Mac. There's no guide for Windows users.
It's the same,
with Ctrl+Shift+P
rather than CMD + ⌘ + P
I love this setting "typescript.inlayHints.parameterNames.enabled", thanks! :-)
number 5 is so awesome, thanks sir
Amazing. Would love to see a compilation of this, and others suggestions in the thread here