Our most used VSCode extensions
Our current best-of list of VSCode extensions that we use daily.
SonarLint
SonarLint is able to suggest changes and recommended patterns in the code which can lead to a cleaner output. It also often detects structural issues early which helps avoiding pitfalls in the process.
Github Actions
If you handle automations on Github, this extensions helps by putting relevant information directly in the sidebar, like environments, secrets and workflows.
Spell check
Code spell checker is an absolute must for any coder. The main selling point is that you won’t end up searching for errors that happen because you miss-spelled/typed that one variable. Spell checker will underline anything not in it’s dictionary, making it easy to find the mistakes.
Pretty Typescript Errors:
As the name suggests, it displays any typescript error in a more digestible manner that’s actually readable, unlike the default vs-code errors.
TypeScript Explorer
Easily explore your types in VSC inside the side panel.
Better Comments:
Allows for highlighting of comments in various colors. Which is handy when you want color highlighting based on priority or importance.
Colorize
Sticking with colors, Colorize instantly visualizes CSS colors in your CSS/SASS/Less/... files.
Error Lens
Display any error message inline for a quick overview of the error instead of having to hover over it. Most often just a quick glance at an error is enough to know what it is about. If not then hovering over the error still works as before.
Multiple cursor case preserve
Rename a variable without worrying about the different casings.
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15. Jun 2026
Building Responsive Images: The Complete srcset & sizes Guide
Responsive images without hand-waving: how srcset and sizes really work, picture for art direction — and how to generate the variants instead of maintaining them by hand.
06. Jun 2026
Core Web Vitals Are an Image Problem – And How Fairu Solves It
LCP is the Core Web Vital most sites fail — and images are almost always to blame. How Fairu gets them passing, with no pipeline of your own.
10. May 2026
Release 1.109 - Now supports google + github login
Starting today, you can sign in to Fairu with Google or GitHub — no separate password needed anymore.