
vscode|code|VS Code self preset saving for migrating|running projects over multiple pc`s|machines
- Apply a minimalistic theme, keybinds and configurations when activate
- All self vscode settings at one place
PROBLEM 1:
Maintaining consistent development workflows can be extremely challenging. Sometimes we need to recreate our settings, preferences, colors, keybindings, custom commands, etc., as easily as installing a single package.
SOLUTION:
Create|Start your own package as soon as you start developing with VS Code.
Benefits
Chuck inntegration
Play Chuck (.ck) files by button or shortcut
Add buttons to the status bar using code; include only what you need.
Meaningful syntax
All programming languages already have punctuation and style: we type characters, not rainbows.
After some weeks away from noisy and inconsistent colorization, you'll start to have a better global view over >your projects and switching between languages will be more natural.
Usage
git clone
code <folder-name>
npm install` in the terminal, then `F5` to run the sample
Shortcuts
key |
description |
alt+h |
Change terminal position Horizontally |
alt+f |
Workbench.action.toggleLightDarkThemes |
ctrl+shift+t |
Workbench.action.terminal.toggleTerminal |
ctrl+. |
Flashblack.chuckPlay |
ctrl+/ |
Flashblack.chuckKill |
option+h |
Change terminal position horizontally - Hide primary sidebar |
cmd+k - cmd+0 or 1 or 2 |
Collapse foldable regions |
cmd+k - cmd+j |
Expand all regions |
Screenshots
White

Black

KUDUS