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VSCode has built-in auto tag completion that you can enable in your settings.
{
"editor.linkedEditing": true,
"javascript.preferences.renameMatchingJsxTags" : true,
"typescript.preferences.renameMatchingJsxTags" : true
}
The 2 settings at the bottom are for people using JSX
Yes, this, as I understand, appeared relatively recently. In the old-fashioned way, people simply install the auto rename tag extension, I also could not help but include it in the list.
But most likely yes, this may not be entirely relevant today.
Why still people uses Auto Rename Tags / Auto imports, vscode already provides this, just search import and rename in settings then manually search foe those settings
I know extentions are easy fix for this but don't forget they come with cost of some memory, while Auto rename, auto closing tag extention don't work always in bg, but extentions like, auto import tag always works in behind and may cause some memory issues take more loading time.
"I'm too lazy to search and figure out the settings when I can install an extension that I've been installing for 6+ years by default and everything works" - maybe? It's more of a habit.
If it works, don't change it. That's all. I have been using VSCode since 2018, syncing all of my settings and extensions, and it runs fine. Why should I find another way to do the same thing?
Yeah, you're right, I totally get it, I was also one of you who just wanted this fix without much researching and most of them worked all fine like this Auto rename tag, auto close tag etc, but then there was a extention, you may also heard called "Import Cost", which calculates sizes of all imports and dude that was one hell of a extention, it was directly increasing my CPU and Memory min of 20% even if just opening Vs code, and lagging my Coding experience, and after few time passed then I got that he was real culprit, after that I removed all those extention which had higher Memory usage ( Like auto imports, sort imports, inlay hints for func args and some more use cases ) and found nearly 100x more optimized settings in VSC settings, and after spending so much time on all VSC settings, finally I found all settings that boosts my productivity.
I took your advice and spent a little bit of time cleaning my VSCode. It not necessarily replacing all of them with built-in features, but I did find a lot of stuff that I don't need anymore yet they consume a lot of resources, so I removed them. So yeah, you are right mate, take care of your vscode and it will boost your productivity.
Glad it helped amd it helped you to find more productivity increasing settings directly in vsc which are not by default
I need more of these..š„
Thanks! There's a lot more that I've used all the time. It will also be necessary later, maybe to take out separate topics, or just increase it to 30.
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Cool!
I will need to make an extended list, there are many more interesting things.
Here are some more
21 VS Code Extensions To Boost Your Productivity
Kiran Naragund ć» Jun 2
Here the list has more extensions - this is a plus
Nice list! š If you want to work faster, check out my article about DevTools and VS Code shortcuts: Boost Your Productivity with These Essential Developer Shortcuts.
Good selection. Some may already have equivalent features on vs code, but others are still useful, I have most of those installed.
Github Pull Request: To review git pr in vs code.
Nice!
Truly Insightful!