Hi,
With other languages, most IDEs provide tools/buttons to create well structured projects.
In julia, I use PkgSkeleton.jl or PkgTemplates.jl to create project, but I think that this process could be more accessible (especially for beginner) with an IDE (vscode) support.
Would you consider such a feature to be useful and possible to implement ?
Yes to both questions.
Hi @pfitzseb,
Thank you for your answers !
Unfortunately I know almost nothing about vscode extension underlying technology and my question was more meant to be a super careful feature request 
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I have observed that some Julia beginners with low CS background (but strong scientific skills) tend to put off engaging in effective project-based development. They can waste a lot of time missing the benefits of Julia projects (Revise.jl, dependency management, environment compilation, IDE support, git tools…).
I think that this feature could help Julia adoption smoothing the Julia’s learning curve.
Of course, such a feature would also help general user like me (already convinced by the project development necessity), to start new project faster. In particular for super small projects were you experiment a little with some packages.
See my attempt of this at https://github.com/julia-vscode/julia-vscode/pull/2799
This looks great !
I did not completely understood what prevent your PR to be accepted (Although I learn a new English word today (butler)).
I guess that the github account is optional (otherwise it would prevent a lot of beginner to use it).