editorConfig file for you with some nice editor settings. This works on almost every code editor too, so if your friends don't use want to use your new favorite text editor, it will work for them too. This is useful for teams because it can be painful to see some 4 space indents on one page and 2 space indents on another. What do I mean by this? It allows you to not worry so much about your Text Editor settings and will add some handy settings like indentation or trim whitespace. It makes your code more consistent for multiple users. If you follow me on Youtube you have surely seen how much I like this little tool. So, when you type something like #fff you’ll see a white colored highlight on it. This will highlight your color variables inside CSS and JS. Did I mention there is a built in terminal in VSC?!? Babel ES6/ES7 Output ColorizerĪdd color to the internal terminal. Some es6 snippets you help you write code faster. This extension will rename rename every ‘MyApp’ to ‘YourApp’ at the same time. But what it does do is a huge help! For example, you’re working on a React project and you want to change your component MyApp to be YourApp. This helps you get the relative path of your file and help you to autocomplete path names when you do something like…ġ Project Manager: List Projects to Open Auto Rename Tag I miss some of Atom packages but at the same time, I have some new favorites for VSC. The VSC community put a lot of effort into making your experience with this text editor better everyday. The fact than you can mouse over a function and see what it does or cmd + click on a file path and go right to the file is awesome! You can do the same thing in Atom.
The Atom JavaScript autocomplete was really great but when I switched to VSC I never missed it.
#SUBLIME VS ATOM VS VISUAL STUDIO CODE 2017 MAC#
VSC took almost no CPU! I got some weird stuff with code helper in the activity monitor of my MAC but I quickly resolved the issue by tweakng the settings(I’ll show these magic settings at the end of this post). I don't like Microsoft products, but this one had something I really liked. Yes, I choose VS Code and yes I wasn't sold the first time I saw it. I built custom packages, created color syntax for different languages and even made my own code snippets. This nearly broke my heart as I had put so much time and effort customizing the perfect setup for my needs. But 4 months ago I started to feel the pain of the slow speed of Atom. Also, there were always new updates which seemed to make my text editor more and more powerful with each update. For starters, the packages manager was much more beginner friendly than Sublime. Everything about this text editor was perfect for me. VSC: Visual Studio Code Why I moved away from Atom
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