VS Code Surround With Snippet
VS Code’s latest update introduced a new command to surround a piece of code with a snippet. It’s easy, fast, and may speed up your coding. Let’s have a look!
Category: Visual Studio Code
VS Code Integrate Git Bash as Default Terminal
Let’s quickly have a look at how to integrate Git Bash as the default integrated terminal in Visual Studio Code. By default, VS Code comes with Powershell as the default terminal if you’re on...
VS Code Import Class PHP
By default, VS Code doesn’t have the option to import PHP Classes. To achieve this, we have to use an extension. Let’s open the Extensions panel by pressing down CTRL + SHIFT +...
VS Code Resize Editor Scrollbars
Let’s quickly have a look at how we can easily change the size of the horizontal and vertical editor scrollbars. Open the Settings window by pressing down CTRL + , (comma) or...
VS Code Zoom In and Out Font and Editor
Let’s quickly have a look at how we can easily zoom in and zoom out in VS code. By default, VS Code allows you to: Zoom In CTRL + Zoom Out CTRL – Reset...
VS Code Colored Bracket Pair Guides
If you’re working with a lot of nested code, sometimes it’s hard to identify matching brackets, braces, or parentheses. The good news is that VS Code now allows you to color the bracket pair...
VS Code Native Bracket Pair Colorization
Update: As of April 2022 (v1.67) bracket pair colorization is enabled by default. By default, VS Code comes with plain light-colored brackets which can be confusing when you have plenty of parentheses, brackets, and...
VS Code Wrap Tabs to Multi-Line / Stack Tabs
If you’re working with a lot of editor tabs open, you already know how unpleasant it is to scroll through tabs to find the file that you want. VS Code now allows you to...
