The mybkexperience company had more than 15000 number of restaurants across the worldwide. There is almost 34,248 number of employees work for the company.

Here is mine:

I have about twice as many as listed below, because it's nice to be able to setup completely different workspaces and occasionally get the "quick fix" of a preprocessor via VS Code as opposed to Gulp, etc. (especially if a colleague is unfamiliar with one or the other.)

Also a fan of dark themes, as well as VS Code Icons. But I haven't listed any UI or icon themes below.

• ASCII Decorator
• Beautify
• Code Runner
• EJS Language Support
• ESLint
• GitLens
• Go (Rich Language Support)
• Gulp Tasks
• JSHint
• Live Sass Compiler
• Live Server
• Project Manager
• Run On Save
• Settings Sync
• Shell Launcher
• Todo Tree
• Vetur
• VS Live Share
• Vue

If I were to pick a Top 5 "Most Used" out of the list above:

• Settings Sync
• Live Server
• Project Manager
• GitLens
• Shell Launcher

The Shell Launcher is great for cross-platform work, btw. So you can default Git Bash for Windows, switch to Powershell when needed, and when the project is loaded on another OS, it'll use the native bash. All within the VS Code terminal. These are basically what are always used for any project done within the VS Code IDE.

My extensions:

bracket-pair-colorizer
code-runner
dark-plus-syntax
debugger-for-chrome
es7-react-js-snippets
eslint
firefox-debug
gc-excelviewer
githistory
gitlens
html5-boilerplate
import-cost
indent-rainbow
liveserver
material-icon-theme
mdmath
pandoc
path-autocomplete
r
r-lsp
sass-indented
stylelint
todo-plus
versionlens
vim
wakatime

Mine are:

1. C#
2. GitLens
3. Go
4. Python
5. SQL Server (mssql)
6. Angular Language Service
7. VSCode-icons

I've just started using VS Code, but so far the best extensions I've tried have been the various rainbow ones - bracket pairs, indent, and CSV

• AddFileExtension Adding the command addfileextension.addFile to Ctrl + Alt + N to create files with ease.

• REST Client It's like curl but better. Allows me to save requests in a file.

The other ones are thing specific to the work I do. Like Go or HTML highlight inside JavaScript.

I think Bracket Pair Colorizer is also a nice extension to use

basically

These are my day-to-day VSCode plugins:

• Sublime Text Keymap and Settings Importer.
  This extension is a must have if you come from Sublime Text.

• Prettier - Code formatter.
  This is the extension I can't live without. Automatically formatting your code upon save. It saves so much time!

• NightSwitch-Lite.
  Automatically change the theme based on the time of the day, so your eyes can rest in the evening.

• Auto Rename Tag.
  Automatically update the closing tags in HTML/ JSX/ XML/ whatever, just like Chrome DevTools does.