When we open a file we need to know who added the code or remove it. We need to know the history of this file. Git lens help you with that. This app tracks all changes in file in a convenient way…

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Git lens lets you track all changes in file in a convenient way. Live share allows us to work literally together in one file. Prettier supports all formats for frontend developers. Material Icon Theme is good when you have a different icon for every situation and know what this file contains.

Useful extension for frontend developer

Superb brother, Do make more like these ones 🔥🚀

Probably you are familiar with all these VSCode extensions, but I’ll remember here:
<ol>
<li>Git lens (commits history)</li>
<li>Microsoft Visual Studio Live Share (sharing coding)</li>
<li>Material Icon Theme (icons/folder styling)</li>
<li>Angular Language Service (very specific for Angular developers)</li>
<li>File Switcher (helpful sometimes)</li>
<li>Prettier (syntax)</li>
</ol>

yes, it teaches how to share your visual studio code while doing peer programming