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VSCode Workspace Template

Use this template to set up a fresh Visual Studio Code workspace in a few minutes.

Prerequisites

  • You already have Visual Studio Code installed.
  • You are using Windows. If you use another system, change the font install steps to match your OS.

Why use this template

  • Clean font: the JetBrains Mono Nerd Font gives you ligatures and symbols that look great in code and the terminal.
  • Helpful defaults: tabs, formatting, and Tailwind CSS support are already turned on.
  • Faster setup: the recommended extensions give you linting, Prisma tools, better errors, and more with one click.

What is inside

  • .vscode/extensions.json: suggested extensions for this setup
  • JetBrainsMonoNerdFont-Regular.ttf: programming font used in the settings
  • settings-template.json: ready-to-copy VSCode user settings

How to set up

  1. Install the font: open JetBrainsMonoNerdFont-Regular.ttf, right-click, choose "Show more options", then pick "Install for all users".
  2. Install the extensions: in VSCode open the Extensions view (Ctrl + Shift + X), type @recommended, and install each item with the cloud icon.
  3. Copy the settings: open settings-template.json, copy everything, then in VSCode press Ctrl + Shift + P, run "Preferences: Open User Settings (JSON)", delete existing text, and paste the copied content.
  4. Reload VSCode: press Ctrl + Shift + P, run "Developer: Reload Window", and you are ready to code.

Adjust the settings if needed

  • If you already had personal settings, save a copy before pasting the template so you can bring back anything you missed.
  • After the reload, tweak values like zoom level or terminal shell if you prefer something else.

Check everything works

  • Open a file and confirm the font changed in the editor and terminal.
  • Create a quick file and save it to make sure Prettier formats it without errors.
  • Type Tailwind classes in a file and confirm you see autocompletion.

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