Why the fuck Vs Code side panels gets bigger when zooming code 😔

Because it's electron, so when you zoom in, it acts just like a normal browser would

Make a shortcut to zoom in and out

@FrodoSwaggins What do you use as your front end IDE? I am really curious about this because I found VS code to be the best of all.

Zooming in means zooming in everything, even the side panels. To zoom in just the code, change the font size property value in the settings file.

Because it's a fucking website made to look like a shitty text editor.

I thought they made it work like it should be (increase font size) in a recent update? Or was it a preview...

@FrodoSwaggins Still don't get it. You have a terminal and you can create your own custom snippets in vscode also. What can you do in vim that you can't in vscode? I think you're just "used to" vim and embracing new tech is not an option 4you but that doesn't mean it's bad. It's very powerful when you bend it to your liking.

Latest update helps you to only zoom in the font 😅 u just need to swap the key bindings in shortcuts of Zoom in and Zoom Out to Editor font zoom in and Editor Font Zoom Out.

because you're zooming the whole webpage, because it's electron or someshit like that

@htlr thanks

@Hastouki this is website https://stackblitz.com/

@FrodoSwaggins
Why do people like to use Vim? It has virtually no features at all. It's good for quick minor edits, but not for writing code.

you can edit your font size tho 😏

Shut up everyone, except @ChrRubin, and read this:
https://code.visualstudio.com/updat...

Raise an issue on GitHub

I know it costs a lot, and some people hate that...

But use Webstorm.

JetBrains makes the best tools for professional developers. Hands down.

Note: as a guy doing Solidity development professionally I will say this. The first problem I have had with WS in years is this: their Solidity syntax highlighting is super-shit!

Emacs + evil mode FTW