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Share your VS Code installed extensions here.
Mine is: Alignment, Better Comments, change-case, Colonize, CSS Peek, DotENV, File Utils, GitLens (my favorite!), Gulp Snippets, JS-CSS-HTML Formatter, Laravel 5 Snippets, Laravel Blade Snippets, Material Icon Theme, npm Intellisense, Numbered Bookmarks, Path Intellisense, PHP Debug, PHP DocBlocker, PHP Intelephense, PHP IntelliSense, Prettify JSON, Quokka.js, snippet-creator, Vetur.

Feels like there are redundant extensions here that I need to uninstall.
Happy Friday and Cheers! Excited for Infinity War movie! 😎

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    cool, I do not really use vs code but I will check them out.
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    Auto-Rename Tag

    ES Lint

    GitLens

    highlight-matching-tag

    import cost

    ident-ranbow

    Prettier

    Rainbow Brackets

    React snippets

    Settings Sync

    stylelint

    Stylesheet Formatter

    Terminal

    theShukran React/React nNative Utils

    Waka Time

    I've downloaded some of yours to give them a try
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    @Cybork thanks mate! Will definitely check them out cheers! Happy Friday
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    @DJLad97 gitlens for me is the number one vscode extension 👊😎
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    @Devnergy

    If you using multiple computers to develop, I'd advise on Settings Sync.

    Waka Time is also a good tracker of whatever you're doing, repos you're working on and languages you're using, and it displays everything nicely in data visualizations.

    Besides these and GitLens, which you already work with, I recomend 'import cost' which I also foun d about recently
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    @Cybork thanks mate. I manually add my vscode settings in my macbook pro laptop and windows pc at work. It will definitely help me. Cheers!
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    Try "Checkpoints" extension. I'm the author. Would love feedback 😊
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