I’m more than happy to share! I hope this new information proves to be helpful for you!

Thanks Chris Bongers😃

It has just become second nature to me. I try to structure the snippet abbreviations in a way that is easy for me to remember. For example, “ush” stands for “Use State Hook” and “arrow” represents an arrow function. Idk it’s just how my brain works 🙃 The great part about snippets is that you can customize them how you like so if an abbreviation I have doesn’t make sense to you, it’s very simple to change.

I’ve been wanting to get better at Vim but I don’t have the time to dedicate to it right now. I used Vim a lot in college. It’s very cool so definitely stick with that if that’s what you like.

Yep customising the code snippets in VScode sounds cool and hacky. The only one that I use at the moment is the Emmet plugin. I feel remembering the different snippets become problematic when you need to switch between different languages because you are working on some other projects.

I always said that, but I ensure you that learning Vim will be your best bet.

Check out my post on Vim

Thanks for the kind words! I hope they prove to be useful and save you time down the road. I promise the snippets become easy to remember once you start using them over and over again. 🙂