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My minimal VS Code setup for Vue, Typescript, Tailwind CSS, etc

  • The author shares their preferred extensions, shortcuts and themes for their VS Code set-up, including Vim-inspired navigation, extensions for languages such as Vue and Tailwind CSS, and settings for productivity and theming.
  • The author also provides JSON object examples for various settings like ESLint, editor, window, TypeScript and JavaScript configuration, keybindings and many more.
  • VS Code is the author's go-to tool after experimenting with several IDEs, including Vim.
  • The author is influenced by their experience with Vim when it comes to navigating and editing code.
  • The post provides detailed Gist links and Prerequisites for the readers to import the configuration and theme setting for themselves.
  • Among the many extensions shared by the author, some prominent ones include 'Auto Close Tag', 'ESLint', 'Prettier', 'Error Lens' and 'Find It Faster'.
  • Other productivity tools shared in the post include Codeium: AI, TODO Highlight, Smart Clicks and WakaTime.
  • The author also includes settings and JSON object examples for working with Markdown, tailwind CSS IntelliSense, PostCSS language support, and the usage of Find It Faster plugin to work like a Telescope.vim tool.
  • Overall, the author's VS Code setup is minimalistic and mainly focuses on what genuinely improves the workflow.
  • The author invites readers to let them know if they would like a video review of this setup in the future.

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