This New VSCode Feature Is Amazing For Large Files

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[codzo]

I always get annoyed when working in html and having lot of divs, this feature is a game changer 👍👍

[WatchMeLearnIt]

This is really great as someone that is new to coding and primarily works on already completed projects that have a ton of code in each file. Helps browsing the data faster

[vintprox]

OMG YES, my students would have a blast with it. I really want more customization there, priority on thick border as you say.

[felipecaetano]

THANK YOU! I was searching this feature forever.

[KoenVerheyen]

You could style the background color through your user settings (eg "#333") inside the workbench.colorCustomizations section.

[xuldevelopers]

I just looked this feature up and Emacs already has it since 2015. Called topsy or semantic-stickyfunc-mode extensions. I'm happy! Looks really helpful! Thanks for bringing this to my attention.

[seancpp]

Wow, sweet feature. Thanks for showing it!

[shjz]

Thanks Kyle for informing us with this new Feature of VS Code which is amazing 😲🤩 now we can enjoy long coding in vscode without stucking

[rajdhakate]

Xcode added this too in latest version. Loved it

[archonicmakes]

so innovative! great to see a new feature come out as useful as this!

[Aalii]

feature is great, visual separation could be improved, thank you for sharing it!

[Victor_Marius]

The idea of having a border below the stucked portion is great. Maybe someone is going to add that

[michaels]

This is amazing! Thanks for sharing. I agree they need better styling, even a slightly lighter background color would be perfect

[harryesig]

This is absolutely insane and earth shattering. Web dev will never look the same

[leisti]

It's not only absolutely game-changing, it's positively paradigm-shattering. The world of web development will never be the same again.

[Believe]

Thank you xCode for introducing this feature for others to add it.

[williamb]

Wow man! That's pretty useful. Thanks for telling💫

[AnthonySBD]

vscode finally catching up to a 2 year old extension for vim. nice job

[jongeduard]

Alright thanks for the tip! But it's clear that more work needs to be put into it indeed, especially to get a visual better separation between those lines and your actual code.
For the HTML or XML kind of code it feels as a very great solution, but and I am not shure if I keep using it with C family programming languages, since it tends to look a bit more messy and also because it takes a lot of space away from your actual code area that you are working on.

[nonstopper]

Unfortunately doesn’t work with JSX in react for big html trees