Creating Custom Code Snippets in Visual Studio Code

If you find yourself writing the same code repeatedly in your projects, creating custom code snippets can be a real time saver. This also applies to Vue JS code snippets. In Visual Studio Code, you can create snippets by navigating to 'File > Preferences > User Snippets'. You can create a global snippet or a snippet specific to a project. Snippets are stored in a file and can be organized according to your preferences. Each snippet has a prefix that triggers the code, and the source code itself is specified using the 'body' attribute. You can also add a description and specify the scope of the snippet. Once the snippets are set up, you can quickly use them by typing the prefix in the appropriate file. This saves time and allows for more efficient development.

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