15 Best VS Code Extensions to Improve Your Productivity in 2023 (PART-1)



Boosting our productivity as a developer plays an important role in daily planning and work. Whenever you’re working on the complex structure of code, complex coding tasks, debugging, or working on new features, the ability to efficiently manage your time and workflow can make a significant difference in your overall performance.

As you prepare for interviews and work as a developer, the right tools and strategies boost your productivity and directly impact on workload, progress, and growth.

As a mobile developer, I’ve been using Visual Studio Code (VS-code) since the beginning of my coding journey, and I am excited to share my experience using this blog.

# Best and Useful VS-Code Extensions

In this blog, we’ll explore productivity-boosting VS Code extensions and see how they can help you become an excellent coder.

1. Better Comments

Better Comments

The Better Comments extension will help you to create more human-friendly comments in your code and also provide customization for custom comments and edit the color schema.

How to use:

Better Comments Explane

2. Prettier - Code formatter

Prettier - Code formatter

The Prettier – Code formatter is the best tool to format your code in a better way. You can format your JSON, HTML, JavaScript, Dart & whatever you want.

How to use:

Prettier Code Formatter Explane

3. Back and Forward buttons

Back and Forward buttons

Show back and forward buttons on the status bar, as you can see in other IDEs. The buttons are also located towards the bottom left of the screen. It helps to trace activities and indicate where you’ve previously clicked and which file visited previously.

How to use:

Back and Forward buttons EG

4. Turbo Console Log

Turbo Console Log

Turbo Console Log is a powerful tool for automating the process of writing meaningful log messages. This tool offers vast combinations of log methods.

How to use:

5. Android iOS Emulator

Android iOS Emulator

A small Visual Studio Code extension to run Android and iOS Simulators in a click. It provides support to run the emulator/simulator from the VS-Code

How to use:

Android iOS Emulator EG

6. Import Cost0

Import Cost

Import Cost extension displays the size of the imported package inline in the editor. The extension utilizes webpack in order to detect the imported size.

How to use:

7. indent-rainbow

Indent Rainbow

The indent-rainbow is a straightforward extension that makes your code indentation more readable. It adds colors to the spaces or tabs before your text, using different colors in a repeating pattern. This can be useful when writing code in languages like Python, Nim, Yaml, and even for file types that don’t rely on indentation.

How to use:

indent-rainbow EG

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