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Categories: programming
It has been a while since I switch to VS Code from SublimeText.
One of the reason I am still hanging on SublimeText is because of the excellent Jekyll package. It just works the way I needed.
Since switching to VS Code, I have configure it so much that I am very comfortable with it. I have desire to use VS Code only, but one thing I cannot find is an extension replacement of SublimeText on VS Code. There are many Jekyll extension for VS Code, but none of them meet exactly what I need (or a clone of Jekyll in SublimeText).
I also tried using the plugin for VIM, but it still does not meet what I need or I feel comfortable using.
I decided to write my own Jekyll extension for VSCode. Right now it is pretty barebone and only cover the command I use the most, but it is a start. If I need more commands and customization, I probably can continue with what started.