My Visual Studio Code setup!

A lot of people have asked about my programming environment setup over the years, so I thought I'd finally make a video about it! Sharing is caring after all (:

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#ide #theme #vscode

[Cobinja]

The preference for the dracula theme you mention probably comes from Jetbrains' intellij IDEs. There it's the builtin default. I personally use One Dark Pro by binaryify (no, that's not a typo, at least not by me). Something like the rainbow color brackets is now built into vs code with the latest release

[Alkatar]

Would you tell me how you configured the indent-rainbow extension? I use it too, but I think it's cooler the way you have configured it.

[invalid-user]

Also, the Raindow Brackets extension isn't actually needed now, if I'm not wrong VSC automatically does that

[atomicman]

I use the Tokyo Night theme by enkia. Maybe I'm wrong but the theme you use and Tokyo Night look similar at first glance. Also, a video dedicated to terminals and your personal configs of cmd, powershell etc would be great to have!

[anamoyeee]

The connected symbols feature doesn't work for me... I installed the font and it works but the symbols are not connecting... do i have to set it up any different in vs code? I set the font name exactly as you did...

[mrXcrossM]

Pylance is also a very useful extension to have if you are a beginner or advanced to save painful time

[MangoNutella]

Actually, you don't need the Rainbow Brackets extension because this feature is built-in to VSC.

[Alkatar]

To help you with the tree indention, there is the following setting, so you can set your own indention: "workbench.tree.indent": 20,

[SWGINSPECTOR]

Looks like I'm not missing much. Thanks for showing that I guess.

[vixiss]

Is that a script you are using when you typed "va" in the terminal to activate the virtual environment?

[invalid-user]

For some reason, setting the font to "'FiraCode Nerd Font'" did not work for me. It was not a monospace-type font
I tried adding a ", monospace" after the font name and it didn't turn out to be the font like yours

[Priyankvlogz]

Carberra can you show your windows setup?

[leodevbro]

Maybe you will also like the VS Code extension "Blockman". It highlights nested code blocks based on curly/square/round brackets, html/xml tags and Python/Yaml indentation. (I am the author of Blockman).

[icephonex]

"the editor everyone uses", no I use GNU Emacs lol