VSCode Settings Guide

The repository contains a settings.json file for Visual Studio Code (VSCode), designed to help create a highly customized and productive developer environment. Below, is an explanation of what the settings.json file is, how to use it, and a detailed breakdown of the settings included in this example.

What is settings.json ?

The settings.json file in VSCode is used to configure editor preferences, UI customizations, language-specific settings, and more. It allows to tailor coding environment to the workflow and preferences. We can find or create this file by opening the Command Palette (`Ctrl+Shift+P`), searching for "Preferences: Open Settings (JSON)", and editing the file directly.

How to Use This File

1. Backup Current Settings:
   • Before replacing settings, back up your existing settings.json file.
2. Replace or Merge Settings:
   • Copy the contents of the provided settings.json and paste them into the VSCode settings file.
   • Alternatively, merge specific settings as needed.
3. Restart VSCode:
   • Some changes may require to restart VSCode for them to take effect.

Tip

Keep settings.json under version control to easily share and restore your preferred environment!