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Proposal(doc): Use Syntax highlighting in README #3
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You can use syntax highlighting with GitHub Flavored Markdown instead of creating table lists. In Visual Studio Code, the appropriate theming will apply to the code Closes #2
Oh, I am sorry to have imposed on you something you already reflected upon... I feel bad because it's way easier to understand for me with the color I am used to... as my JSON Snippets are Themed... I prefer your snippets but the other one (JavaScript standardjs styled snippets) also has interesting ones and both extensions have conflicting shortcuts... (I should probably uninstall the other one... and I should probably invest more time learning those shortcut in the first place)...
Sorry for late reply.
No problem :) Each individual have their own preference.
I prefer table over code block because viewer can have a clear view for all snippets.
The philosophy of how I name prefix of snippets is namespace.
Everything relate to for loop have a namespace fo:
fo: for loop
fof: for of loop
foi: for in loop
...
I think this is very easy to pick up for new users of this extension.
Feel free to give me suggestions, and thank for the feedback. 🙏
You can use syntax highlighting with GitHub Flavored Markdown instead of creating table lists. In Visual Studio Code, the appropriate theming will apply to the code
Closes #2