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Turbo PRO Tip: Keep Logs Visible with Dual Sidebars
Publication Date: 30/06/2025
Author: Anas Chakroun
2-3 minutes
Why move the panel?
By default, the Turbo panel lives in VS Code’s primary (left) sidebar — sharing real estate with Explorer, Search, Source Control, etc. If you’re constantly toggling between Explorer and Turbo, the back-and-forth hurts flow. Moving Turbo to the secondary sidebar lets you keep your file tree on the left and your live log tree on the right, visible at all times.
3-Step Setup — 5 Seconds
1. Open Turbo Panel — click the Turbo icon in the Activity Bar as usual.
2. Right-click the panel title → Move To → Secondary Side Bar Panel.
3. Enjoy dual-sidebar bliss! The Turbo logs explorer stays docked on the right while the Explorer (or Search, Git, etc.) stays on the left.
Bonus UX Tips
• On ultra-wide monitors, collapse the secondary sidebar when you need full focus, then pop it back open with a single shortcut: ⌥⌘B for MacOS and Ctrl+Alt+B for Windows/Linux.
• Pair this with Turbo PRO’s VDOM for sub-100 ms live updates: code left, logs right, instant feedback.
Conclusion
That’s it — one tiny VS Code trick, huge boost in debugging flow. Give it a spin and let us know what you think! also stay tuned for more ways to level up your debugging flow.