Get them to update automatically with toUpdate to avoid these pesky notifications. I am sure you have quite a few extensions installed by now. There are many options to change the font size in the Visual studio code(version:1.36.1), Editor. If you are on a Mac and using a custom shell like zsh you will probably also have to update the Terminal font to a Powerline font. You know VSCode ships with an integrated Terminal you can open with Ctrl + \. Use editor.formatOnType to enable (off by default). It formats your code automatically as you type. I am rolling with ’phase’ "editor.cursorBlinking": "phase" Possible values include 'blink’, ’smooth’, ’phase’, ’expand’ and ’solid’. In the pimp my editor category, improve the way your cursor blinks. This can be achieved with editor.wrappingIndent "editor.wrappingIndent": "indent", When doing line wraps, I like to have a small indent to make it more obvious. If you are tired of doing so much horizontal scrolling, use editor.wordWrap. "editor.fontSize": 16 ,īy default lines do not wrap. I am finding the default font size to be way to small for my liking (and tired programmer’s eyes). To open the configuration file use Cmd +, on mac and File -> Preferences -> User Settings on Windows and Linux Font FamilyĬhange the editor font to your favourite monospace font with editor.fontFamily "editor.fontFamily": "Inconsolata, 'Courier New', monospace", Improve your VSCode experience with these useful configuration options
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