By changing to false you can rid yourself of them and get rid of some of the clutter. Over time however, you’re likely to internalize most of the tips and you might not want to see them any more. "$"Īfter opening VS Code for the first time and exploring the UI a bit you’re likely to close all of the editor windows and stumble upon this nice watermark image and a few tips for returning to a productive state. The default settings document details the variables so I won’t go into detail about them here but I will say that I’ve found the following quite useful: Window.title gives us a relatively straightforward way to customize the information shown in the title bar by providing us with a series of variables we can include in a string template. For example, how many files named index.js does your latest node.js project contain? The information provided might be sufficient for small projects or individual files but as projects grow it might not be enough. Out-of-the-box, VS Code’s title bar provides minimal information about what’s being edited. Although the vast majority are pretty typical for an editor there are plenty that can have a significant impact on the way we work so without further ado, here are my picks for the top 15 most interesting VS Code settings! 15. Given that I’ve never really paid much attention to the settings I thought I should dive in, look over the nearly 500 settings, and highlight a few which I found most interesting.
That said, I recently attended a talk that began by highlighting a dozen or so of the interesting configuration options that can be set to tweak the experience. Sure, I’ve added some extensions such as C#, mssql, Babel JavaScript, and transformer to address some gaps but by and large, I’ve found the experience to be more than sufficient for my needs. The “out-of-the-box”, “stock” experience with VS Code is truly fantastic and has provided me with just about all the functionality I’ve needed. In fact, given the nature of my work recently I’ve found myself spending more time in VS Code than in VS 2017 over the past several months. I’ve been using VS Code for quite some time now.
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