5 Best Visual Studio Code extensions for Angular developer

Best 7 Vs code Extension for Angular 

VS Code is awesome: it’s a really fast beast, it works splendidly with Typescripts and on top of that it is free. Crazy!

Still… it can do better. The main idea here is that the editor itself is pretty limited in functionality so we can customize it to our needs with the use of rich gallery of extensions, depending on what technology — languages, frameworks — we’re using it for.

Here is the selection of extensions that I found most helpful when working on Angular apps: 

Following is List of Extension:-

1. TSLint

ext install tslint

If you aren not linting your code yet, start now. 
If you already are, seeing linter those errors alongside the code is far more convenient than having to look for them in your terminal. That’s what TSLint extension enables.

It will draw squiggly lines under the code where you have a problem and display a list of warnings & errors on hovering it. You can also see the list of all detected problems in… well, the Problems panel

    See DEMO how its Works:-

2. Auto Import

ext install autoimport

We’re not living in the global world anymore… well, I mean as far as our scripts are concerned. Nowadays everything has to be imported. When working with Angular you’ll often be writing several of those import { Something } from './somewhere'. This guy will do it automatically for you.

SEE DEMO HOW ITS WORKS:-

3. Angular 2 TypeScript Snippets

ext install Angular2

How many times have you written the code for a component or, say, even things like a code for getting data from url and mapping the response to JSON object?

return this.http.get('http://someurl')
    .map((response: Response) => response.json());

If you feel like there are more fun things to do with your time, you’re right. That is why it’s good to have some Angular code snippets at hand. Angular 2 TypeScript Snippets has several code pieces that cover the typical scenarios:

• In the TypeScript land you’ll be able to choose from 10 things to generate, such as component, service or subscription.
• In HTML there are additional 7, like ngFor or ngModel

SEE DEMO HOW ITS WORKS:-

4. Angular 2 TypeScript/HTML Snippets

ext install angular2-snippets

The similar story to the previous tool. This one is created by Dan Wahlin, another well known name in Angular community, and has a bit more snippets (14 in TypeScript and 12 in HTML). I have both of these extensions installed and haven’t yet decided which one I’ll stick with.

SEE DEMO HOW ITS WORKS:-

5. Angular2 Files

ext install vscode-angular2-files

This little helper is basically like Angular-CLI’s ng generate … command. When creating a new file you can choose a component, directive, pipe, etc (even a route!) and the newly created file will already have the boilerplate code.
Edit: and it now uses the configuration you have in angular-cli.json so e.g. no need to configure stylesheets files’ extensions separately .

SEE DEMO HOW ITS WORKS:-

HERE ALL ABOVE EXTENSION ARE BEST 5 VS CODE EXTENSION THAT GIVES YOU A VERY GREAT EXPERIENCE OF ANGULAR DEVELOPMENT .

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