My VS code bundle

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VS Code

Usually you want to use something fast, functional and especially free text editor for code/markdown/text editing. There are a lot of options such as Atom, Sublime Text and Brackets, but for now I prefer to use VS Code. It is designed to be extensible through different plugins and themes to fit any requirement that you may have and at the same time community actively creates and supports a huge amount of these plugins and here is my plugins bundle:

  • Atom One Dark Theme - my lovely theme for any kind of text: js, markdown, simple text writing and other.
  • Code Spell Checker - helps me a lot to avoid typos and gaps in my English.
  • Docker - file creation, linting, autocomplete and other useful helpers for working with Docker.
  • Ember JS (ES6) and Handlebars code snippets - self-explanatory name :-).
  • ESLint - awesome ESLint integration into VS Code, also autofix on save is supported. Should say, that this implementation is the fastest that I was used.
  • file-icons - simple file icons preset, especially Colourless version.
  • Git History - good tool for file history viewing, also has UI integration.
  • Jenkins Support - in case if you work with Jenkins pipelines, it brings syntax highlighting.
  • Markdown All in One - very useful plugin for markdown writers.
  • npm - small npm integration.

Hope you find some useful plugins in this list! Have a nice coding! ;-)

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