A curated list of delightful Visual Studio Code packages and resources. For more awesomeness, check out awesome.

• Official
• Syntax
• Lint and IntelliSense
• C++
• CSS
• Go
• JavaScript
• Markdown
• Python
• Themes
• Material-theme
• Base16 Ocean Kit
• Seti
• Uncategorized
• Align
• beautify
• Bookmarks
• Color Highlight
• Dash
• Debugger for Chrome
• ECMAScript Quotes Transformer
• Editor Config for VS Code
• ftp-sync
• join-lines
• Project Manager
• Runner
• Sort Lines
• Yo
• Resources for extension developers
• Documentation
• Libraries
• Tools
• Contribute
• License

• Official website
• Source code on GitHub
• Releases (stable channel)
• Releases (insiders channel)
• Monthly iteration plans

Language packages extend the editor with syntax highlighting and/or snippets for a specific language or file format.

• Arduino
• CMake
• Dart
• Dockerfile
• EJS
• Elixir
• Elm
• Erlang
• F#
• Fortran
• Handlebars
• JS is JSX
• Mason
• Parser 3
• Pascal, or OmniPascal (only for Windows)
• Perl HTML-Template
• Protobuf
• Ruby
• Scala
• Stylus
• Swift
• Twig

Please note that to make JSX working correctly in .js files, you'll need JS is JSX extension mentioned above, and one of the linters with JSX support (eslint recommended) from Lint and IntelliSense section below.

Alternatively, instead of JS to JSX + ESLint, for javascript, since the January release, you can use Salsa Preview. Follow the official documentation in order to enable it.

In case the awesome nirvana that is linting has not yet been unleashed upon you:

lint was the name originally given to a particular program that flagged some suspicious and non-portable constructs (likely to be bugs) in C language source code. The term is now applied generically to tools that flag suspicious usage in software written in any computer language.

Unlike some other editors, VS Code supports IntelliSense, linting, outline out-of-the-box and doesn't require any separate extension to run linter packages. Some linters are already integrated in VS Code, you can find the full list in the official documentation, Languages section.

• gnu-global-tags - Provide Intellisense for C/C++ with the help of the GNU Global tool.

• stylelint - Lint CSS/SCSS.

• Go - Rich language support for the Go language.

• haskell-linter

• eslint - Linter for eslint.
• XO - Linter for XO.
• AVA - Snippets for AVA.

• markdownlint - Linter for markdownlint.

• phpcs - PHP CodeSniffer for Visual Studio Code

• Python - Linting, Debugging (multi threaded, web apps), Intellisense, auto-completion, code formatting, snippets, unit testing, and more.

Unfortunately, VS Code doesn't support custom UI themes yet microsoft/vscode#1833

Align text in vscode like the atom-alignment package

Beautify code in place for VS Code

Mark lines and jump to them

Highlight web colors in your editor

Dash integration in Visual Studio Code

A VS Code extension to debug your JavaScript code in the Chrome browser, or other targets that support the Chrome Debugging Protocol.

Transform quotes of ECMAScript string literals

Editor Config for VS Code

Auto sync your work to remote FTP server

Use Ctrl+j/Cmd+j to join lines, just like in Atom and similar to Sublime Text.

Create and open projects instantly by saving the workspace folder in VSCode.

Run various scripts right from VS Code

Sorts lines of text in specific order

Scaffold projects using Yeoman

• Extending Visual Studio Code section of Official Documentation

• vscode-set-text - An easy-to-use VS Code #setText() method.

• Online TextMate Themes Editor - since VS Code supports TextMate themes, you can create them in this online editor and then create a new VS Code package using Yo Code tool
• Yo Code - Extension Generator

Contributions welcome! Read the contribution guidelines first.

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