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In theory, I prefer to keep extensions to a minimum to keep UX and performance light. In practice I am using 3 different extensions and a bunch of custom CSS to
by kall 5y ago
In theory, I prefer to keep extensions to a minimum to keep UX and performance light. In practice I am using 3 different extensions and a bunch of custom CSS to make vscode look like Xcode. It‘s all superfluous though.
I think "project specific" stuff is all I actually need and would recommend to someone else, including a language appropriate auto formatter. For me currently that‘s Prettier, ESLint and Apollo GraphQL.
- jb1991 5y agoI’m just curious, why are you going through that effort just to make it look like a different IDE? What are you gaining exactly from that?