Posts tagged with “vscode“ (31)

  1. Is text-wrap: pretty buggy and Baseline newly available?

    I was trying out text-wrap: pretty on my website. It didn’t appear to do anything. Is it a bug?

  2. VS Code - Why you should always bundle a VS Code extension, and prefer esbuild as the bundler

    Bundled extensions load faster. I would recommend using esbuild as your bundler. Here is why.

  3. Eleventy - Get autocompletion and doc info in your eleventy config in VS Code

    In VS Code, you don’t get autocompletion in your eleventy config. You don’t get info about functions when you hover over them. Here is how you add it.

  4. VS Code - Fix a task automation issue ‘The terminal process failed to launch (exit code: 127)’

    I like to run a web server automatically whenever I open a web project in VS Code. I use VS Code tasks to do this. Suddenly, this has stopped working!

  5. VS Code - Sticky code sections for improved contextual browsing (sticky scroll)

    When you are poring through code, you can lose your place. An aid to combat this is sticky headings. Let’s check out the VS Code’s sticky setting.

  6. VS Code Profiles - Know what profile you are using, no doubt

    One weak point with profiles is that it is hard to identify what profile you are using. Here is a solution.

  7. VS Code - Auto rename HTML tags in React, Vue, and others

    Auto renaming of HTML tags has been in VS Code for ages. However, this functionality has been conspiciously absent from JSX. Has it been added yet?

  8. VS Code Profiles: Manage configurations easily for workflows

    Have you ever wanted a custom setup in VS Code for a particular environment or a workflow? Now, there is a simpler way!

  9. Global find and replace of all occurences of text in VS Code

    I needed to replace the same string across 21 files in a project recently. Oddly, it was not obvious how to do this in VS Code! Here is how to do it.

  10. Open a project in VS Code in a flash 📂⚡

    The one thing that you do all the time with VS Code is open a folder. Wouldn’t it be nice to find your project and open it in VS Code really quickly?