VSCODE EXTENSIONS THAT WILL IMPROVE YOUR PRODUCTIVITY

We all want to optimize our working environment as much as possible. The easiest way to do it with the IDE Plugins/Extensions. One of my favorite editors is VS Code. When it comes to extensions, everyone has a slightly different opinion about which code extensions are the best and what configuration is the most productive.

I will be sharing a list of VS Code extensions which I use and find useful to have in my arsenal. If you feel I missed a few great ones, let me know in the comments down below.

Automatically closes your HTML tags.

Automatically renames the end of the tags when you change them.

Makes your code pretty, like the name says.

Used in conjunction with ES Lint package to detect problem in your code. I run it together with prettier so it correct and makes the code pretty all at once.

GitLens is one of the most popular VS Code extensions and, in my opinion, one of the most useful. Blame, code authorship, activity heatmaps, recent changes, and history are only some of the features it provides. If you are working on any repository with more than one contributor, this is something you should probably have.

A lot awesome snippets. I love this one ’cause you don’t nee to keep writting the same codeover and over.

AI Based plugin that learns what you use the most and makes the VS Code suggestions order better.

Gives you CSS syntax Highlight on styled components as well as intellisense on them.

Gives colors to brackets so you know the pairs more easily.

Highlight web colors in your editor.

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