6 VSCode Extensions that you are not using
Visual Studio Code (VS Code) offers a vast array of extensions to enhance your coding experience. While many developers are familiar with popular tools, several lesser-known extensions can significantly boost productivity. Here are six such extensions you might not be using: 1. VSCode Counter Monitoring the number of lines in your code can provide insights into its complexity and maintainability. VSCode Counter helps you count lines in your project, aiding in decisions like when to refactor large files. How to use it: Press F1 to open the Command Palette. Search for Vscode counter: count lines in directory. Select the desired directory. Press Enter to view the statistics. 2. Bracket Pair Colorizer Matching brackets, especially in nested code, can be challenging. Bracket Pair Colorizer assigns colors to matching brackets, making it easier to identify pairs and spot mismatches. How to use it: Click before any bracket to see a colored line connecting matching pairs. Easily identify missi...