Visual Studio Code (VS Code) is like a superhero for coders! It helps us write code better, faster, and with fewer mistakes.There are cool tools, called extensions, making VS Code even more awesome. Let’s check out some of these extension that can make coding feel like a breeze!
1- ESLint 🚨.
- What it does: ESLint is like a superhero teacher. It checks our code and tells us if there’s something wrong. It’s fantastic for keeping our code in tip-top shape.
2- Code Spell Checker ✨.
- What it does: Imagine having a friendly robot that points out your spelling mistakes while coding. That’s Code Spell Checker! It helps us write clean and error-free comments and messages.
- What it does: Prettier is like a stylist for our code. It makes sure our code looks nice and neat, even if we write it in a hurry.
4- Console Ninja 🥷.
- What it does: Console Ninja work on JavaScript and TypeScript file. It displays console.log output and runtime errors in your editor line by line, where you write console.log(“your var or any data etc.”) 😊. You can also use Quokka.js, work as same as Console Ninja but with less features. And for Python you can use Wolf 😎.
5- Template String Converter 🤔.
- What it does: Template String Convert is more useful when you need to make a string to template string. You don’t need to covert " “ or ’ ‘ to backtick. You just write ${} and it will automatically convert to template string.
6- Thunder Client ⚡.
- What it does: Thunder Client is thunder for API testing. It is like Postman or any other API testing tool. But best part of this extension is that, it is lightweight, friendly, easy to use and need not install any extra software.You can test your API inside VS code 🥳.
7- Error Lens 🔍.
- What it does: Error Lens work when something error occur in your code, It show error details and what you can do to solve it with in the Line. You don’t need to open problems in terminal section.
8- Image Preview 🖼️.
- What it does: When you import some image from local storage or URL to your code.At that time you are not sure i.e image is import or loaded. At that time Image Preview is very useful. It show image on number bar at where import statement or URL is written .
9- Inline Fold 📜.
- What it does: This is especially useful when working with frameworks like Tailwind CSS which use lots of utility classes that often disfigure code visual structure. You can expand the folds by clicking on them. The extension also enables folding of attribute values within HTML/JSX tags.
10- Live Server 🛜.
- What it does: Launch a development local Server with live reload feature for static & dynamic HTML document, and opens a browser window with the file in it.
11- Live Share (For TeamWork) 🤝.
- What it does: Live Share is like magic! It lets us work on code together, even if we’re far away. Perfect for group projects or asking a friend for help.
12- GitLens: Super Smart Git Helper (For TeamWork) 🌐.
- What it does: GitLens helps us keep track of changes in our code. It’s like having a personal guide for understanding who wrote what and when. Perfect for teamwork!
Conclusion:
As we jump into 2024, VS Code keeps getting better with these super extensions. They make coding more fun, less stressful and more fast. Give them a try and see how they can make your coding adventure even more exciting! 🚀👩💻👨💻.
