Best of DevToolsApril 2022

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    Avatar of hashnodeHashnode·4y

    Best Chrome Extensions to boost GitHub

    Chrome extensions are software packages that introduce additional functionalities to your Chrome browser. They enable you to personalize your web-browsing experience by adding features with a single mouse click. Since GitHub is one of the most comprehensive platforms for developers, this roundup will cover some of the best and most useful GitHub Chrome extensions.

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    Avatar of pointerPointer·4y

    You can automate more than you think

    A lot of the stuff we do with GUI apps is really repetitive. Automation is the Trojan horse for GUI-scripting. You can write scripts that cross applications. Vim is super easy to drive with a scripting engine, since everything is keyboard-centric already. It’s an obvious extension of the vim spirit, but it goes against why I automate.

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    Avatar of itsfossIt's Foss·4y

    Meet Lite XL: A Lightweight, Open-Source Text Editor for Linux Users

    Lite XL is an open-source text editor written in Lua. It is available for Windows, Linux, and macOS as well. It only uses three megabytes in your disk and consumes around twenty megabytes of physical memory, compared with the almost five hundred fifty megabytes (~550 MB) that Visual Studio Code uses.

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    Avatar of phProduct Hunt·4y

    ngrok - Your code online in one line

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    Avatar of inPlainEngHQPython in Plain English·4y

    The Best High Contrast Themes in Visual Studio Code

    High contrast themes are the most visually striking. Each element pops out boldly, and the color palette is cool, but I find it difficult to look at for long periods of time. The classic hacker color scheme is all neon green or pale yellow, so the colors don’t contrast much at all, but the text still pops.

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    Why Atlassian Failed So Hard

    On April 4, Atlassian’s web services went down for about 400 customers or from 50,000 to 400,000 users. Ten days later some users still don’t have access to Jira Software, Jira Work Management, and Opsgenie Cloud.

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    Avatar of hackernoonHacker Noon·4y

    How to Setup an Arch Linux Environment for Coding

    In this article, I will be sharing how I set up my Arch Linux environment for coding. I have used Ubuntu and Linux Mint to a great extent and even played around with Kali Linux before. I am quite familiar with Visual Studio Code and I love the flexibility and integrations it provides so I chose to install it.

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    Avatar of chromeChrome Developers·4y

    What's New In DevTools (Chrome 101)

    Recorder panel now supports importing and exporting user flow recordings as a JSON file. View cascade layers in the Styles pane to prevent style-specificity conflicts. New timespan and snapshot mode in the Lighthouse panel. Fixed autocompletion support for array-like objects, CSS class names, map.get and HTML tags.

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    Avatar of sdtimesSD Times·4y

    JetBrains announces partnership with Gitpod

    JetBrains and Gitpod announced a partnership that will enable JetBrains’ popular desktop IDEs to leverage the automated, cloud-based developer environments provisioned by Gitpod with native integration. Benefits of the integration include automated setup, efficient multi-track development with multiple workspaces with different configurations open at once.

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    Avatar of tdsTowards Data Science·4y

    Python is About to Become 64% Faster — Python 3.10 vs. Python 3.11 Benchmark

    Python 3.11 is expected to air in October 2022. The new version is marginally slower on some benchmarks, but on the others, it’s up to 64% faster. I ran the benchmarks on M1 Pro MacBook Pro 16 with a 10-core CPU.

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    Avatar of hnHacker News·4y

    The project with a single 11,000-line code file

    The project with a single 11,000-line code file. The responsibility of maintaining the project had been bounced from team to team over the years. The code followed a rough pattern of fetch some data about the user, check if some conditions are met, then do some action which repeated a thousand or so times.

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    Avatar of phProduct Hunt·4y

    The Notion Automation Hub - Pre-built automations to supercharge your Notion setup

    This Notion hub is made out of 100+ pre-built automations for the common workflows and use cases. Explore automations, learning resources, creators, and databases that leverage Notion API. Save time withPre-built Notion automations. Built by the community.

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    Avatar of devdojoDevDojo·4y

    Convert text selection to image instantly

    Text to image extension helps you to convert any selected text to an image without leaving your browser. This extension can be used to share long texts as replies/tweets on Twitter. You can customize the look of the image that is generated from the selected text with the help of the options available.

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    Avatar of hackernoonHacker Noon·4y

    C# HTML to PDF - A Code Example

    IronPDF allows developers to create, alter, and retrieve PDF documents from within.NET Core and framework projects. A fully working version of the Google Chromium engine is included into IronPDF DLL to render C HTML to PDF. The IronPDF can convert HTML to.pdf form the existing HTML page with text HTML and HTML content disposition.

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    Avatar of angularAngular·4y

    Developer Survey 2021 Results

    Angular received nearly 25k responses to our annual developer survey. Developers found the framework to be powerful, easy, robust, mature, and flexible. The data showed a higher-level of dissatisfaction around performance, testing, and debugging and profiling. Here are some projects we prioritized to help.