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Top 6 VS Code Extensions to Organise Your Code
As a developer, you need to organise your tasks to manage your time and successfully complete a sprint. These 6 VS Code extensions help devs get organised and work effectively.
If you like to mark sections of code with TODO and FIXME tags but keep forgetting about them then this plugin will solve your problem. It highlights TODO or FIXME phrases in the code so that you don’t forget what you wanted to fix or improve.
2. Todo Tree
The Todo Tree extension collects all your tasks scattered throughout the application at your command into one tree on the left side of the editor workspace. You can quickly search your workspace for comment tags like TODO and FIXME, and see them in a tree view.
3. Stepsize
Stepsize goes beyond just highlighting TODOs. It allows you to:
- Create and organise your bookmarks and TODOs into issues
- Prioritise them in VSCode editor or webapp
- See technical debt and code to refactor
- And finally share your findings with your teammates to discuss at your next sprint planning
This extension is for all trello board lovers. Trello Viewer helps you to:
Browse Trello boards, lists and cards in the sidebar
- Add, move, or archive card
- Add and remove user to card
- Edit title and description of card and add comments
- View selected card using the markdown previewer and open to the side
If you want to track progress of your cards, assign tasks, link cards to GitHub pull requests GitKraken Boards will help you do that and more!
VSCode Project Dashboard is a Visual Studio Code extension that lets you organize your projects in a speed-dial like manner. Pin your frequently visited folders, files, and SSH remotes onto a dashboard to access them quickly.
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