VS Code extensions, on the way.

For VS Code, and VSCodium and other editors built on it through Open VSX. Each one does one job in your editor, asks only for what that job needs, and keeps your code on your computer.

See the VS Code extensionsHow to add one
VS Code and editors built on it

Small VS Code extensions that do one thing well.

VS Code

PBIP Studio

Power BI projects, as code, in VS Code: format DAX, see every measure and what it depends on, and catch broken names before Power BI Desktop does.

Coming soon
Add one

Add it, use it, remove it.

Every step for VS Code. It takes a minute, and you can undo it in one.

VS Code

Also VSCodium and other editors built on VS Code, which add extensions from Open VSX the same way.

Add it

  1. Open the extension's page here and press Add to VS Code.
  2. On its Visual Studio Marketplace page, press Install. VS Code opens it.
  3. Or press Ctrl+Shift+X (Cmd+Shift+X on a Mac) in VS Code, search for its name and press Install.

Find it

  1. Its icon sits in the bar on the left, or its commands start with its name in the Command Palette (Ctrl+Shift+P).

Choose where it works

  1. In the Extensions view, press the gear beside it.
  2. Pick Disable (Workspace) to turn it off for this folder only, or Disable everywhere.

Update or remove it

  1. VS Code updates extensions by itself.
  2. To remove one, press the gear beside it in the Extensions view and pick Uninstall.
Questions

VS Code extensions, plainly.

Is there one yet?

PBIP Studio is the first, coming soon. It opens here with its own page and its place in the Visual Studio Marketplace and on Open VSX.

Which editors will they work in?

VS Code from the Visual Studio Marketplace, and VSCodium and other editors built on VS Code from Open VSX.

What will they do with my code?

The same rules as the browser extensions: each page will list what it reads, keeps and sends, with a privacy policy of its own. No account, analytics or ads.

How do I remove one?

Press the gear beside it in the Extensions view and pick Uninstall. What it kept goes with it.

Browser extensions too

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