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VSCode Getting up to speed. #vscode Here are some extensions I found essential with when switching from #vim
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Getting up to speed with Visual Studio Code

To open the command prompt <Cmd> + <Shift + p. Or use <Cmd> + p and type >

Open the command prompt and type >Extensions: Install Extensions, there you can search for and install the extensions below.

rewrap Wrapping long lines at 80 columns

As a vim:er I'm used to selecting a few lines with V and then pressing gq to wrap them. Very handy for markdown files, git commit body etc.

editorconfig Standardizing editor settings with a unified EditorConfig

If you've never used http://editorconfig.org/ before, go ahead and look at it right now. It's a vital part of any collaborative project to make sure that everyone share the same settings regard indentation, whitespace, etc.

Settings

// When enabled, insert a final new line at the end of the file when saving it.
"files.insertFinalNewline": false
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