Discuss Scratch
- Chiroyce
- Scratcher
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Yeah, and I decided to keep it as it is quite useful I think VSCode enables it by default in the latest update.
- mybearworld
- Scratcher
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I agree - but the colors were a bit weird, so I changed them: Yeah, and I decided to keep it as it is quite useful
- mybearworld
- Scratcher
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(#125)Nice!I do. Is anyone here using TabNine?
Last edited by mybearworld (May 15, 2022 13:43:13)
- mybearworld
- Scratcher
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“Access to GitHub Copilot is limited to a small group of testers during the technical preview of GitHub Copilot. If you don’t have access to the technical preview, you will see an error when you try to use this extension.”
- skymover1239
- Scratcher
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Tabnine > Copilot because better availability. It even supports VIM. copilot > tabnine
Last edited by skymover1239 (May 15, 2022 17:00:56)
- kccuber
- Scratcher
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I do have github copilot access though, along with a few others, so that's not really a problem for me, but I do see where you could use tabnine. “Access to GitHub Copilot is limited to a small group of testers during the technical preview of GitHub Copilot. If you don’t have access to the technical preview, you will see an error when you try to use this extension.”
- Chiroyce
- Scratcher
1000+ posts
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aaaa those curly brackets in like 2 and 13 scare me - why must you use such brackets in Typescript?
i have returned to super dark vsc theme
export default class Project { // Nice }
export default class Project { // Scary (and makes it look like you're using c# or smthn) }
- Ponygone
- New Scratcher
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It’s scary because your used to JavaScriptbruh only scratchers can host :(aaaa those curly brackets in like 2 and 13 scare me - why must you use such brackets in Typescript?
i have returned to super dark vsc themeexport default class Project { // Nice }export default class Project { // Scary (and makes it look like you're using c# or smthn) }
- god286
- Scratcher
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@Chiroyce I also don't know why people do that as I am used to the way with the opening bracket being on the same line. But the brackets indicate a code block so the second one also makes some more sense.
- MagicCrayon9342
- Scratcher
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I've pretty much settled with this
If you are wondering what I'm coding in this screenshot, its the BracketsJS website.
If you are wondering what I'm coding in this screenshot, its the BracketsJS website.
- NFlex23
- Scratcher
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My obligatory VS Code show-off:
- One Dark Pro theme
- Material Icon Theme
- Various extensions
- PoIygon
- Scratcher
1000+ posts
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Whoopsies I think you leaked your next project called “Scratch-tutorials” My obligatory VS Code show-off:
- One Dark Pro theme
- Material Icon Theme
- Various extensions
- -EmeraldThunder-
- Scratcher
1000+ posts
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I've settled with Nord colour theme, default icons and co-pilot among other extensions.
- uwv
- Scratcher
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(#133)i've been doing a lot of c++ recently give me a break!!!aaaa those curly brackets in like 2 and 13 scare me - why must you use such brackets in Typescript?
i have returned to super dark vsc themeexport default class Project { // Nice }export default class Project { // Scary (and makes it look like you're using c# or smthn) }