Emmet HTML Snippets in Visual Studio Code

Emmet snippets make writing HTML much easier! In this video, we are going to take a look at writing Emmet HTML Snippets in VS Code. These snippets allow us to generate HTML code much quicker and easier than writing them out ourselves. This can greatly increase your speed in development.

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[fhverberne]

Last year I've started teaching PHP to our students and because VSCode is our preferred editor, I always point my students to you video. Thanks for sharing.

[tejassontakke]

Thanks for this super useful tutorial. Saved my time to read the documentation.

[ickimadrasi]

Thanks I finally got the emmet to work, the HTML was at the bottom of the vs page, when I climbed it, it gave me a scroll with a list of programs including HTML

[rajkumarlakra]

I dont knkow how would people dislike this informative video

[EmmaR]

This is incredibly useful, thank you!

[Bibhor]

This is so good. I just stared taking udemy lessons for frontend dev and they don't teach these things in the beginning. Maybe they will later on. I'm taking a break to do some practice and this helps a lot. I'm not a newbie to coding as I did CS in college so knowing these things helps me speed up the learning process.

[sherribooher]

Very helpful for someone new learning Emmet...without having to read through the extensive documentation. Thank you!

[bostjan.gajsler]

Thank you. This is a really good introduction into emmet.

[vizcarraorozco]

Great video! Clear and to the point, totally practical for newbies like me. Thank you! Subscribed! Just for that :)

[leckam]

Damn, this video was easy to catch, I didn't know was using Emmet when lerning to code, turns out it has a name and way more powerful stuff

[MartinJaszczuk]

Seriously, this is a great video. This should be covered in every introductory course or material... but it's not. Every tutorial uses this but doesn't tell you what they're doing... I always knew the basic div+tab combo, but adding a class or id is something that has always left me with "how the hell did he do that so fast?"

[creativefeather]

Emmet makes me think of pug syntax but with tab completion into normal html. Glad I watched your video, some cool little shortcuts I'm using right away.

[probleemsupport]

my VSCode doesnt show the example output like u have, how do I activate it? I mean the preview of what could it will output

[tommyzDad]

Hi, James. I hope you find the time to give my question a look:

In VSCode I can't the the following to work:

*a[#0]{Home}*

Using the above HTML in _Brackets_ I get what I want:

*<a href="#0">Home</a>*

But in VSCode, *a[#0]{Home}* isn't recognized.

I'm hoping maybe you've run into this issue, and can perhaps point me to the directory in which VSCode keeps the code, so I can take a look at what's set up as default, and maybe edit it.

[gixxerblade]

Thank you so much! Saved me a ton of time

[stateofthecalmness]

hey, how do i actually install this extension? It says its built in vscode. but how do i enable and use it? theres no tutorial for installing? Or everybody know how ?

[anilarkay]

I've tried searching for Emmet on VScode extensions but couldn't find it

[renodiggelo]

Thanks! I had the speed reduced to 0.75, so it's easier to follow. :)

[suryakiransuravarapu]

it seems Emmet not working in 2019 studio, I installed boilerplat still I don't get any suggestion

[ickimadrasi]

My emmet stop working, I typed doc and hit tab and it does not function any longer, can you tell me what the problem is. I keep closing VS Code and open it back but nothing changes