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More speedcoding, this time its js
https://youtube.com/watch/...

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    Eyyy nice!
    I love seeing the way others code :)

    Here's some ideas:
    I thought you might want to know that VSCode supports multiple cursors, press Ctrl+Alt Up/Down to create one up or down from the current one, or Alt+Left Click to make one at specific location.

    Emmet, it can vastly speed up HTML stuff. Definitely look into it :D

    A linter, with good autocomplete would help? There's lots and they help me code faster and catch bugs faster.

    A debugger, I know it was mostly smooth sailing for you, but one thing that is extremely useful is a debugger. I'm not sure how it works with JS and VSCode, in python it allows me to step through and watch variables.

    You can get a built-in web browser and server in VSCode, and even get it to realtime update (when saving) :]

    Another thing would be to use a beautifier, a beautifier is a plugin(is it built-in?) that formats your code, that way you can code freely and let it do the formatting.

    Awesome video!
    +rep for Firefox.

    Liked and subbed :)
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    @coolq oh thanks a lot. Could you tell me the name of the built in browser/refresher thing? Been looking for one for a while.
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    @BindView
    Yo! All good :)
    Popular and fully featured one, built-in web browser and real-time: https://marketplace.visualstudio.com/...
    Not built-in afaik, but fast real-time: https://marketplace.visualstudio.com/...
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    @nik123 yeah, i thought about that as the video was rendering, feel free to make a pr, but ill probably try an hour of coding and see if i can add networking to this, ill implement camera then
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