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How I setup VS Code for React

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Hey! Chris on Code here. Yesterday I launched a new React course. There's only 40 spots left to get

[View in browser]( Hey! Chris on Code here. Yesterday I launched a new React course. There's only 40 spots left to get the [launch price of $47]( (20% off). I wanted to talk about VS Code and React in this email. Here's my setup and a video from the course. ▶️ Watch: [My VS Code Setup for React]( Here's my favorite VS Code Settings, extensions, fonts, and favorite keyboard shortcuts. Favorite Settings - Auto save after delay - Auto format on save. Let Prettier handle formatting for us. - Cursor smooth caret animation on. A cool little effect - Line height greater than 2 - Hide activity bar - Hide status bar Favorite Extensions - [Unlink]( - [JavaScript (ES6) code snippets]( - [Path Intellisense]( - [Kite Autocompletion]( - [Import Cost]( - [Prettier]( - [npm]( - [Project Manager]( - [Simple React Snippets]( - [Turbo Console Log]( - [Peacock]( - [Better Comments]( - [Bracket Pair Colorizer 2]( - [Color Highlight]( - [Highlight Matching Tag]( Theme and Font - Theme: Monokai.Pro - Icon Theme: Material Icon Theme - Font: Cascadia Code My Custom Snippet for Functional Components Here's my custom snippet that I use. You'll see me type rfc to create a React component. - Open command palette - Preferences: Configure User Snippets - Add these two objects to the file "React Functional Component": { "scope": "javascript,typescript", "prefix": "rfc", "body": [ "import React from 'react';\n", "export default function ${1:name}(${2:props}) {", "\t${3:your stuffs}", "}" ] }, "Export Default Function": { "scope": "javascript,typescript", "prefix": "exdf", "body": [ "export default function ${1:name}(${2:props}) {", "\t${3:your stuffs}", "}" ] } Build these 10 React Apps [View the Course]( 01. Pomodoro - ⚛️ [Demo]( - ▶️ [Preview]( 02. Markdown Editor - ⚛️ [Demo]( - ▶️ [Preview]( 03. Highlight Tabs - ⚛️ [Demo]( - ▶️ [Preview]( 04. Paper Rock Scissors - ⚛️ [Demo]( - ▶️ [Preview]( 05. Moving Link on - ⚛️ [Demo]( - ▶️ [Preview]( 06. Infinite Image Gallery - ⚛️ [Demo]( - ▶️ [Preview]( 07. Trivia Game - ⚛️ [Demo]( - ▶️ [Preview]( 08. Authentication w/ Auth0 - ▶️ [Preview]( 09. Web Speech and Timers - ⚛️ [Demo]( - ▶️ [Preview]( 10. Calendar Picker - ⚛️ [Demo]( - ▶️ [Preview]( ⚛️ Only 40 spots left to get the [launch price of $47]( (20% off). The course comes with support from me. You can chat with me whenever you have questions about the code. The course also comes with a 30-day money back guarantee so message me and I'll get you a refund. Happy coding! - [Chris on Code]( scotch.io 1212 Hope Ranch Ln, Las Vegas, NV You received this email because you signed up on our website. [Unsubscribe](

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