CodeTerminal

A good terminal can make a lot of difference: it's not just the functionality that's important here, but also the ease-of-use and the enabling of the programmer by providing them facilities that enhance their workflows.

If you're looking for a worthwhile solution, then CodeTerminal might pique your interest: it's a terminal from Visual Studio Code, which grants it the ability to offer several quality-of-life features to empower coding. Work on multiple command instances at a time, debug and run each of them, auto-save your work, duplicate your workspaces, and much more.

The tool's interface is much like you'd expect from a terminal — the main difference between this one and your run-of-the-mill terminal rests on quality-of-life functions. Such functions are to be found here immediately upon first booting it up: you'll notice that multiple terminals can be managed at once, and users can manage Command Prompt, Debian, PowerShell, and JavaScript Debug terminals concurrently.

Splitting a terminal also numbers among the features on offer, which offers users tighter control over their code, helping them organize everything in a more orderly manner.

Through the Command Palette function, which can be accessed from the View tab, or via the Ctrl+Shift+P hotkey, users can readily navigate through their code with ease. The function allows them to add function and browser breakpoints, show any incoming and outgoing calls, change sequences, alter the file encoding, and so on.

Extensions can also be added to the terminal: these serve to further enhance the versatility of the tool. Python, GitHub, XML, Go, Docker, and other such extensions can enable support to empower developers. Click on Install, and the extension will be automatically integrated into the app.

If you're looking for a well-featured terminal solution, then CodeTerminal makes for a quite tempting offer: it's versatile, features many quality-of-life functions, and is relatively easy to use, even by a beginner.