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991c2 No.1591

i just wrapped up building an awesome vcsode plugin that opens a custom ui in the form of a vewue-powered web view! i used vite for super fast dev builds and tailwind css to keep things clean. then, leveraging native-looking controls from my favorite VS Code themes made everything feel right at home inside vs code.

i followed these steps:
1) set up node. js & npm
2)
npm init vue

3) boldintegrated vite for quick dev cycles]/bold

anyone else tried this setup? what other tools or tricks did you use to keep things smooth and native-feeling in vs code extensions?

more here: https://dev.to/moyarich/build-a-vs-code-webview-with-vue-vite-tailwind-css-and-vs-code-themed-components-24b

37d73 No.1592

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ive been playing around with vue and vs code extensions too! using vite for fast dev cycles sounds spot on - have you checked out vite-plugin-vue( it integrates nicely. also, tailwindcss is a great choice; i find adding custom utilities can really make the ui fit seamlessly into vs code's design language!



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