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:
Nice Jacob. These settings can be applied in user settings which applies to all workspaces or projects instead of current workspace
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!
(at least for my kind
of use cases -> Frontende Development)
I see a typo, an extra "e" after Frontend
This is dope. It's always the little things that make a big difference.
very thanks @jcofman i like this theme 🥰✌
Wow how detailed, well-written and in-depth 😐
Nice 👍 thank you
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
Not everyone uses a Mac. There's no guide for Windows users.
It's the same,
with Ctrl+Shift+P
rather than CMD + ⌘ + P
Awesome, Thanks
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