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.