Hey there, fellow coder! π Are you spending more time tweaking your code than writing it? π
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It would be wiser to talk about the new features in VS Code rather than suggest deprecated extensions.
I don't want to come across as rude or anything; I use a few of the extensions you listed and they're pretty nice, but this seems very outdated, and considering it was only shared today, and a lot of them are just built-in now...
A quick test of several of your comments and your post itself in GPTZero reveal an 89% chance of AI generated text. I don't have anything against this, but posts that promote deprecated extensions or code practices in general are actually harmful to the developer community. It would be best if you mentioned that the post was AI generated.
I'll be sure to support any accurate content you post! π
I recently made post about the same topic:
7 BEST VS Code Extensions for Faster Development β 2024 Edition π
Best Codes γ» Sep 14
Thank you for your feedback! Iβll definitely take your suggestion into consideration for future posts
Man, i know you made a great list, and gave so much time in this to write, but here are some quick recommendation for YOU, so many extention repeated ( it's tough to calculate which included or not ), if you're gonna say that use bracket pair colonizer 2 then why included it's first part, also this is not that Relevant extention,
For ALL OF YOU/US who made list of extensions
Some general recommendation/suggestions to all, I prefer to use my own snippets, or vsc suggested snippets, so don't fall for any snippets extentions, they just increase load of your pc and so many extentions degrades performance of vsc, and most snippets from this extentions are already listed in your vsc suggestions,
Also one last thing, there were so many extention in this list which are best and I also use them on my regular basis like
Git related extentions, prettier, code spell checker, code matrices, sonar lint ( although I don't use this extention but many of you may like it ), peacock ( only if you work on multiple workbench simultaneously ), color highlight, better comments,
I guess, it would be very helpful if I make a post about extentions listππ
Btw great list, I don't know many of them cause I just reached to react in my journey ( yeah, im noobie )
Thanks for checking out my blog post! π I noticed that I accidentally listed two extensions twice. π Iβll correct this in the updated version.
If you have any more feedback or suggestions, feel free to let me know. Thanks for your support! πI also regularly use great tools like Git extensions, Prettier, Code Spell Checker, Code Metrics, and others. πCreating a post about the best extensions sounds like a fantastic idea! When you create it, send it my way so I can review it! π©π
Indeed, thanks for not taking my reply as rude behavior π π
welcome buddy !
Sorry I've stop reading as soon as I've seen the sync addon.. This is now part of vscode since at least two years... And Bracket color is also useless since, too, part of vscode since a long time. Core feature is more optimized than the extension, Microsoft has published an article here.
Publishing an article with obsolete extensions (not needed anymore) isn't serious, sorry.
I get your point, but this list covers 50 extensions, so naturally, I included older ones too. Not everyone is aware of every update, and these extensions are still relevant for many users. If you're looking for a list of just brand-new features, this post might not be for you.
You should not include older extensions just because you need to include 50. You should write an article, then make a cool title, not write your title and try to match it with your article.
But that's the problem with such listings... People will read, install and keep them. And perhaps share the list elsewhere.
Please before publishing something, remove obsolete information.
but not everyone is aware of which extensions are obsolete or replaced by built-in features.
Iβll make sure to remove outdated info in future updates
I hope I'm not being too insistent, but in my opinion, the person writing an article like yours should first check that the extensions are still relevant.
Where can i find the article?
the post was written by me! π Though I did use AI for some help with formatting and ideas you only find it here only
code.visualstudio.com/blogs/2021/0...
Already three years that such extensions are no more needed since built-in
I agreeβ¦
Debugger for Chrome
This extension has been deprecated as Visual Studio Code now has a bundled JavaScript Debugger that covers the same functionality.
Thanks for pointing that out! Youβre absolutely right
It's cause they used AI to write the article, and then didn't proofread it
Thanks alot. I have used lot of msaccess vba, ooking to findout features to separate the code blocks separately and work in isolation.
BlockMan is closest to that.
Is there any other extension that can do it??
Thanks again
You're welcome! Check out VSCode Comment Anchors for managing and isolating code blocks.
Interesting, thank you!
There's a typo for item #25: the title for "Blockmam" should be "Blockman" :)
I'm impressed! Catching that tiny typo shows you really paid attention I love that kind of feedback because it makes the content better for everyone.
Rest Client ( 17th ) is really epic, special for API works, and performance test.
Makes the workflow much smoother
I use GitLens daily, but just learned so much more about it. Such a neat and useful tool!
Thanks ! π Glad to hear you're already a GitLens user and found some new tips
Awesome!
Glad you liked it
Nice!
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Nice list I found a few I didn't know about. Thanks!
Glad you found some new ones! π
Thanks for your amazing suggestions, I hope to check this out as it will really help me a lot, I have not heard about some of them before. I will sure give a trial.
Weldon
You're welcome! π Definitely give them a try, and feel free to reach out if you need more tips. Good luck! π
thank's, there is an extension that i forgot to use
Youβre welcome! π Glad the list reminded you of an extension you forgot.
Here's a 51: Taipy Studio : github.com/Avaiga/taipy
Thanks for the suggestion! π Taipy Studio looks interestingβIβll definitely check it out. Appreciate the recommendation! π
yes; github.com/Avaiga/taipy is a good VSCode extension as well
Thanks for the suggestion! πlooks interestingβIβll definitely check it out. Appreciate the recommendation! π
I switched from Tabnine to Codeium.
Nice switch!π€π»
Yes, vim it's amazing, I hope more people use it so MS keeps releasing new features.
Totally agree! π― Vim is an awesome tool, and the more people use it, the better itβll get. Let's hope Microsoft keeps the updates coming! π
Great post! thanks
π Glad you found it helpful
Great list, I would also mention QuackTrack myself. Helps you stay sane during development, helps find cursor and is super cute!
https://marketplace.visualstudio.com/items?itemName=2Guys1Account.quackrack-cursor&ssr=false
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I think you'd be a fan of this article: dev.to/georgewl/top-5-tricks-for-w...
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be aware of many extensions running will make your vscode getting slower
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You have Peacock duplicated (#25,#38) & Settings sync (#13,#33) so more like 48 plugins.
Iβve re-edited the post and removed the duplicates. It should be all set now. Feel free to check it out again.