vscode

When working on multiple simultaneously open VSCode windows, use Peacock for Visual Studio Code Peacock enables you to easily distinguish between and locate different VSCode workspaces. You can set color of your choice for each of the VSCode projects (at workspace level). So you can have different colors for each of your frontend, backend etc. apps. keywords: multiple windows in vscode, window management,

Emmet is a popular plugin available for multiple IDEs including VSCode. By Default it works when you are on .html file. You can also make it work on .js files when working with JSX. Open Settings in VSCode: Ctrl + , Navigate to Workspace tab > Extensions Use “Edit in settings.json" Add following config to the settings.json file: { "emmet.includeLanguages": { "javascript": "javascriptreact" } } Emmet should start working in ....