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VS Code Shortcuts

Shift+Alt +F -- Align the codes properly yay! " emmet.preferences " : { " format.forceIndentationForTags " : [ " body " " div " ] Edit in JSON. This automatically pushes the closing tab into a new line. Very convenient instead of pushing enter and even more so in nested Emmet abbreviations.

Currently my VS Code theme

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This the Material Theme Ocean High Contrast. I find it very pleasing to the eyes and probably makes me more productive. I like the terminal to be on the right side with lots of space vertically so I can enter lots of commands before needing to use clear at the same time I feel like the main editor space is just enough.

Configuring My VS Code

I know I want to get my IDE set up before proceeding. I know this from experience because I used to dabble in C++ and having a good IDE in place is an advantage to learning process and organization instead of being all over the place. After some research I came up with these initial configurations: Settings:   "editor.fontSize": 12,   "files.autoSave": "on",   "files.autoSaveDelay": 1000,   "editor.tabSize": 2,   "editor.wordWrap": "on",   "terminal.integrated.fontSize": 12 Keyboard Shortcuts - no modifications. The usual shortcuts I'm familiar with and use often are all there crtl-c, crtl-shift-s, f1, crtl-z etc. There are new ones I've learned which I really like and I'm sure will utilize often in the future.   alt-up, alt-down    moves a line up or down   crtl-/    toggle comment line/s Theme - Dark Visual Studio.  I like this color scheme the most of the initial themes. File I...

VS Code

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This will be my editor of choice.