Indent-Rainbow Tool for Making Your Code More Readable

Written by WCanirinka | Published 2019/12/11
Tech Story Tags: html | python | nim | vscode | software-development | beginners | ide | vscode-online

TLDR The extension colorizes the indentation in front of your lines of code alternating four different colors after every step. Some may find it useful while coding in different languages like HTML, Python and Nim just to name a few. It visibly marks well lines of where indentation is not a multiple of the tab size. The colors blend in perfectly with the VSCode color scheme. You can also configure your own colors by adding or tampering with the codes for the codes. The extension is available on the marketplace.com/items?itemName=oderwat.via the TL;DR App

The article discusses the importance for using indent-rainbow to give some color to your code in HTML
The extension colorizes the indentation in front of your lines of code alternating four different colors after every step. Some may find it useful while coding in different languages like HTML, Python and Nim just to name a few.
It uses the current editor window tab size. It visibly marks well lines of where indentation is not a multiple of the tab size.
This will come handy to help you to find problems with indentation in some situations. 
Configuration
There is possibility to configure some aspects of the extension. You can also configure your own colors by adding or tampering with the codes for the codes.
You can find more information in the link below to achieve configuration: https://marketplace.visualstudio.com/items?itemName=oderwat.indent-rainbow

The colors blend in perfectly with the VSCode color scheme.
If you like seeing your code looking neat and beautiful you should definitely try out this amazing extension that will boost your confidence in writing code.
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Written by WCanirinka | Software Developer
Published by HackerNoon on 2019/12/11