A curated list of awesome Visual Studio Code extensions, resources, themes, and tools.
Visual Studio Code (VS Code) is a popular, open-source code editor developed by Microsoft, known for its extensibility, speed, and support for multiple programming languages.
- Official Resources
- General Extensions
- Language-Specific Extensions
- Themes & Appearance
- Productivity
- Version Control & Git
- Debugging
- Containers & Cloud
- Learning & Tutorials
- Community & Forums
- Related Awesome Lists
- Visual Studio Code Website – Official homepage with downloads and documentation.
- Visual Studio Code Marketplace – Browse and install extensions.
- Visual Studio Code Documentation – Official guides and API references.
- Prettier – Code formatter supporting multiple languages.
- Live Server – Launch a local development server with live reload.
- Bracket Pair Colorizer 2 – Colorizes matching brackets.
- Python Extension – Python language support and debugging.
- Go Extension – Go language support.
- Rust Analyzer – Rust language support.
- Java Extension Pack – Java development tools.
- One Dark Pro – Atom's One Dark theme.
- Dracula Official – Dark theme loved by developers.
- Material Icon Theme – Icon theme for VS Code.
- Path Intellisense – Autocompletes filenames.
- Code Spell Checker – Spelling checker for source code.
- Todo Tree – Highlights TODO comments in files.
- Debugger for Chrome – Debug JavaScript code in Chrome.
- PHP Debug – PHP debugging with Xdebug.
- Remote - Containers – Develop inside Docker containers.
- Azure Tools – Full suite of Azure extensions.
- VS Code YouTube Channel – Official tutorials and announcements.
- Learn Visual Studio Code – Independent learning resources.
- VS Code Tips and Tricks – Productivity tips.
- VS Code Discussions – Community questions and feedback.
- r/vscode on Reddit – Discussions, tips, and extensions.
- VS Code Gitter – Chat with other VS Code users.
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