Super Clean Visual Studio Code Setup

Super Clean Visual Studio Code Setup - Minimalistic Look

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Learn how to make a super clean Visual Studio code setup in a matter of minutes. We will remove all unnecessary parts and declutter the space.
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0:00 Introduction
0:53 Plugins
2:10 Backup
3:36 Starting from scratch
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КОМЕНТАРІ: 22

@KibototV2 Місяць тому

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@MonsterlessonsAcademy Місяць тому

Wow, thank you so much for the kind words! I don't plan to stop :)

@balakumar5681 16 днів тому

exactly

@andrejkling3886 Місяць тому

Useful… thank you 🔥💯

@MonsterlessonsAcademy Місяць тому

Happy to help!

@advance5189 Місяць тому

Great!

@MonsterlessonsAcademy Місяць тому

Thanks

@DeepakKumar-ks3mb 28 днів тому

Thanks for the helpful tips! Streamlining my Visual Studio code setup is a game-changer. 🙌

@MonsterlessonsAcademy 27 днів тому

Great to hear!

@VforVanish Місяць тому

What are the advantages of having no tabs?

@MonsterlessonsAcademy Місяць тому

Less clutter, more focus. You can't find the right tab fast if you have 10+ tabs. By using find in previously opened files you can fuzzy find it in seconds.

@hamza201183 Місяць тому

Hi Oleksandr, do you use Tailwind Css ?

@MonsterlessonsAcademy Місяць тому

Yes I do. My whole website is built with Tailwind monsterlessons-academy.com/

@hamza201183 Місяць тому

@@MonsterlessonsAcademyOk, I ask because I expected to see the Tailwind css extension in your VS Code.

@MonsterlessonsAcademy Місяць тому

@@hamza201183 It's not there because it didn't update the css for my website for a long time :)

@hamza201183 Місяць тому

@@MonsterlessonsAcademyOk :)

@MustafaSerkanDokuzcan Місяць тому

This is also to minimalistic for me. I use many feature of vscode e.g. git integration, git lese, git blame. Also the status-bar is for me important to have information about using typescript version, if the prettier runs successful etc.

@MonsterlessonsAcademy Місяць тому

Sure, you should change it to your taste. I don't use git in vscode and I don't have usecases where I need to know ts version. And if my code is not prettified then prettier was not succesful.