SciPy 2023 yearbook#

Sign our yearbook! Add your totally awesome team name and your favorite VS Code tip so everyone can see how cool you are 😎

  • Indent rainbow: use colors to visualize indentation levels. - @ltalirz

  • Gremlins tracker: find that naughty Unicode dash / quote / … character that breaks your code - @ltalirz

  • When editing VS Code settings in JSON, there is a pencil in the gutter which shows you a drop-down menu of valid setting values (if appropriate). - @crazy4pi314 Screenshot of a JSON editor window with a pencil icon in the gutter which has a drop down for the valid setting values for that line.

  • The Witch Hazel by Thea Codes and GitHub themes.. - @crazy4pi314

  • What all the buttons in the right-hand menu mean - @jryon

  • I liked learning about the timeline that has both git commits and save points for the files - @bjcubsfan

  • HTRI: the version control tools are neat - @noahbittner

  • I am pretty new to VS code. It seems like there is a bit of a steep learning curve to figure out some of the cooler features. Favorite aspect thus far: I like that I can run a terminal, test code and run Jupyter session all in one space. - @rhiannong123

  • regex search/replace and multiline editing will both be big time savers! @syd-pythonic

  • GitLens used to be kind of a bit much when I wanted to just have a git blame function, but now they moved it to its own extension option and it’s a lot better now. - @anzelpwj

  • Dont leave VCcode in your downloads folder for over a year. - @jeffotter

  • Snippets are fun (confusing fun for now) - @yutik-nn

  • Found about regex, looking forward to use them working on future projects. - @VadimBim