Html Boilerplate : Allow you to quickly create HTML5 Documents. Extensions You NeedĪuto Close Tag: close tags automatically for you.īeautify : Actually everyone needs this, it makes your code readable and easy to understand (HTML, CSS, JS).īootstrap Snippets : And this is specifically for front-end designers, fast code completion speeds up your work progress.Ĭolor Picker : Another One for Web Designers, helps you pick RGBA Colors for CSS.Įmpty-Indent : Removes empty indentation on Save, just prettifying your code.
So those are the major things that I find very useful for me (my opinion).
Monthly Updates: Another thing is updates, each month there is a new update which brings new bug fixes, improvements and more features for developers.Įxtensions: The Editor has a large Extensions Library that pretty much offers you an extension for any task you need to automate, which actually going to make your life easier especially as web-developer, all you need to do is click install. Performance: I like the editor for its perfect performance which actually runs perfectly while coding without crashes or typing-lag, no nothing like that, besides opening a huge amount of windows won’t slow down your machine. So you are probably thinking of why I have gone specifically for visual studio code and not atom or sublime text, I know you can go for atom it is good as well, but visual studio code still wins the race, for a couple of reasons actually: So if you have been looking for a good, extensible code editor that helps you during your journey as full stack web developer, there is visual studio code from Microsoft which is open source, has large support community and large extensions library that helps you pretty much on any task you need, so in this overview tutorial I’m going to explain why I user visual studio code for my daily basis and not any other code editor besides the extensions I use during my development career.
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