starter-extension-pack

This starter extension pack includes the extensions I used for every workspace, no matter what language I am using.

Extensions included

• theme-dracula
• material-icon-theme
• path-intellisense
• bracket-pair-colorizer-2
• vscode-markdownlint
• gitlens
• prettier-vscode
• vscode-firefox-debug
• debugger-for-chrome
• vsliveshare
• code-settings-sync
• trailing-spaces
• vscodeintellicode
• markdown-emoji
• markdown-pdf
• markdown-all-in-on

Extensions' description

theme-dracula

After trying many themes, this is the one I love. It is really popular so maybe you already knew about it. If you didn't check out their site.

material-icon-theme

A icon theme for get the material design into your VSCode!

path-intellisense

bracket-pair-colorizer-2

Is the second part of the famous plugin: Bracket Pair Colorizer with .

vscode-markdownlint

Markdown/CommonMark linting and style checking for Visual Studio Code.

gitlens

prettier-vscode

vscode-firefox-debug

A debugger for Firefox from VSCode.

debugger-for-chrome

A debugger for Chrome, like the last one, but for Chrome.

vsliveshare

code-settings-sync

THIS IS A MUST HAVE EXTENSION! This plugin can sync your VS Code settings across as many machines as you like, thanks to Github's gists. So you are going to need a Github account.

trailing-spaces

VS Code by using the Trim Trailing Whitespace command allows the automated deletion of trailing spaces.

vscodeintellicode

This extension provides AI-assisted development features for Python, TypeScript/JavaScript and Java developers in Visual Studio Code, with insights based on understanding your code context combined with machine learning.

markdown-emoji

I love using Markdown and I wanted to see the emoji I used in the built-in Markdown preview, and this extension does exactly that. They say in their github repository:

Adds :emoji: syntax support to VS Code's built-in Markdown preview

markdown-pdf

This extension converts Markdown files to pdf, html, png or jpeg files.

markdown-all-in-on

All you need for Markdown (keyboard shortcuts, table of contents, auto preview and more). I actually installed basically because of the table of contents, but it has more features useful.

Thanks to

@geoffstevens8 and his article in the dev.to website.