Best VS Code Extensions I Wish I Knew Before

VS Code extensions and themes for web developers in 2022. #vscode

Must-have web dev extensions:

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0:00 Introduction
5:38 Best VS Code Themes
7:19 Code snap extension (Screenshot your code)
8:03 Rest client and Thunder client extensions
9:47 Vscode todo extensions
11:14 Vscode import cost extension
11:46 Coding time tracker
12:24 Web developer must-have vscode extensions
13:58 Outro

[iftikhar_hussain]

You know what Lama Dev is the first channel in the last 3 years where I press the bell icons because I dont want to miss any video from your channel, you're awesome

[muhammadshoaib]

I've been waiting for such video for a long time. And finally it's here.
Best part is I was gonna make request for that and before that it's here.


Thanks alot.

[bluedev]

There is also a extension for randomly switching to theme called random theme picker.
For people like me who have many themes that look good. But obviously you can use one at a time.

[tomzd]

Hey man! Great Content! Also, there's no need to use 'auto rename tag' as this functionality is now built-in with vscode (settings > editor > linked editing)

[danielgolden]

Bro, best vs code plugin I've ever seen 👏🏽

[dyno-nguyen]

"Dyno File Utils" - The best way to create, copy, move, rename and delete files and folders (multiple files) & create templates 😎😎

[rorycallaghancullen]

Great video, there's truly some cool stuff out there. I would hesitate to tell people to post screenshots over copy+pasting code though.

It's true that the screenshot is a vast improvement over plain text but if the forum allows for pre-formatted code blocks, those should be used over screenshots. With screenshots, you can't copy + paste the snippet to try and help debug and they can be difficult to read on smaller devices.

[howtodothat]

Wow!!! that quokka extension Is freaking awesome 😮😮

[ronykhan]

This is great extension video I ever watched in Youtube ...
Please make 2nd part of this video...

[jj-big-slay-yo]

It does not matter that it is still 2021, you name it 2022 with the hope of still getting some hits after a few months. Nice.

[michaelruiz]

I also like 'Comment Anchor' the extension supports a lot of cool comment syntax highlighted markers than can even link to other portions of code. I especially like it for that feature because that means I can leave a pretty complex multi-layered comment that is concise and understandable after several days of coding.

[alpcusta]

6:14 my eyes burned and now i have a headache :(

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Nice content Safak. You got a sub. I'll definitely check your other videos

[ujjalzaman]

Always love your videos.
Thanks for your all the efforts.
Looking for next part.

[Gollumfili]

This video contains what I have been looking for, thank you.

[sujoydutta]

Thankyou so much for the extensions those are some really helpful and interesting ones, and please love to see part 2

[emmanuelakogwu]

lama lack words to describe how much you amaze me

[TheErikdj]

This man is ruthless. He uses light theme sometimes.

[ouiamenassar]

Thank you very much for all your tutorials, it is very helpfull, well explained, and it saves my life for a lot of web projects. Please keep sharing ReactJS with api calls and design tutorials like the admin dashboard tutorial, it gives me a full knowledge for my ReactJS website, thank you again you're the best

[zombklan]

6:11 CAREFUL! If you are watching the video in the night move your eyes away from the screen!

[mustafa_sakalli]

I wish you'd share Vue tutorials in the channel :( Neverthless, watching you is so satisfying. Your sound and explanations are so good. Keep up good work <3