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You can use any code editor you like when working with FAST. One of our favorites is Visual Studio Code. VS Code has great support for API autocomplete for TypeScript and JavaScript APIs, as well as a rich ecosystem of plugins.

When working with VS Code, we recommend using these plugins:

  • FAST Snippets to get commonly used conventions when creating FAST Components.
  • literally-html to get syntax highlighting and documentation in your html blocks.
  • es6-string-css to get syntax highlighting in your css blocks.
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