Working as a developer as well as creating screencasts and conducting workshops means I often need to make changes to my VS Code settings to increase the font size, make the colors easy to see on a projector screen and disabling "noisy" extensions that are very useful for working as a dev, but get in the way when teaching.
Luckily, you can launch VS Code with command line flags to load settings and extensions from a non-default location.
Each folder in this repo represents one of those directories, which I refer to as "profiles" for lack of a better term.
I launch each profile using an alias that I create in my .zshrc.
For example, this repo lives in ~/code_profiles and the command to launch my egghead settings is:
code --extensions-dir ~/code_profiles/egghead/exts --user-data-dir ~/code_profiles/egghead/dataThe alias in my .zshrc looks like:
alias teach="code --extensions-dir ~/code_profiles/egghead/exts --user-data-dir ~/code_profiles/egghead/data"And I can run that with a path like:
teach ~/projects/lesson