Nice tutorial. Any chance you will make more that expands on this? One use case that I really can not find anywhere is bringing in my own models or getting in intelisense for files that I work with a lot. It would be great if you could show how to bring in a commonjs file and see the parameters that are documented in JSDoc.
Monaco is pretty popular because it's basically dropping in VS Code. i dont know that there's necessarily a "standard" right now. there are a few solid solutions, each have their pros and cons depending on the use case
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straight to the point, this is the kind of video I like.
glad you enjoyed it!
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Really liked the way you explained the thing !!
thanks glad to hear that!
Great timing! I was searching for a solution and this video just poped out :) Thank you.
glad it helped!
Thanks man! This was so helpful for me.
no problem!
Nice tutorial. Any chance you will make more that expands on this? One use case that I really can not find anywhere is bringing in my own models or getting in intelisense for files that I work with a lot. It would be great if you could show how to bring in a commonjs file and see the parameters that are documented in JSDoc.
hey thanks for the ideas. i honestly can't imagine i'll be making one like that anytime soon but i'll add it to my list for sure
thank you for make this video 🔥🔥🔥🔥🔥🔥
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Very precise! Is Monaco an industry standard or is there any alternative which is widely used in the market currently?
Monaco is pretty popular because it's basically dropping in VS Code. i dont know that there's necessarily a "standard" right now. there are a few solid solutions, each have their pros and cons depending on the use case
How to execute python code using this code editor?