In addition, there are many themes that you can install for your text editor if you don't like standard ones. There are tons of interesting and useful extensions. I discovered them all in Visual Studio Marketplace. You will be able to make alerts, tasks and highlights for your comments section. It allows you to colorize your comments and make them more user-friendly. If you like to comment on your code during development, then you need this extension. This extension will certainly help you to translate your web page. It not only checks English spelling, but you can also check your Dutch, Catalan, Czech, French, German, French, French, Russian, Spanish and Swedish. Well, I suppose that's understandable without any explanation what this extension does. When you press a playback button, the code is executed directly and you do not need to interact with the terminal. This extension runs the code you have selected. If you rename the opening tag, the closing tag will be renamed automatically.
This extension will make your life easier. This extension gives each pair of parentheses a different color, so it will be simpler to identify where each pair begins and ends. When your brackets are colored, it is much easier to understand your code visually. If you want to download ESLint, here is the link. If you want to see more tips for beginners, check out my article here. In fact, I mentioned this extension as a must for those who are just starting to learn to code. Basically, it makes your code more readable, clean and pretty.
This extension checks if all your brackets are closed, if all commas and semicolons are put, if the indentation is respected. Here is the list of extensions I use as a front-end web developer. It supports most programming languages and it's fully customizable with tons of extensions available on the market. Emmet support is also included for html, css, jsx (this is all I need when I code with React.js). It has IntelliSense which helps you to complete your line of code and gives you information about the parameters while you are typing. You get used to it in 5 minutes of coding. The main reason is the interface of this text editor.
Then I switched to VS Code just to try it (you can get your VS Code here - it's free). When I started learning to code, I used Atom as a text editor and I really loved it. In today's article, I would like to share with you my favorite Visual Studio Code extension that I use in my React.js projects.
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