Best of DevTools — May 2022
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Hacker Noon·4y
API Testing Without Postman?
Hoppscotch is a lightweight, web-based API development suite. It was built from the ground up with ease of use and accessibility in mind. It is free to use and as an added perk completely Open Source. But if you will try to use it some restrictions could be found.
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Visual Studio Code·4y
Visual Studio Code April 2022
April 2022 (version 1.67) is the latest version of Visual Studio Code. There are many updates in this version that we hope you'll like. The Explorer now supports nesting related files based on their names. The Settings editor search control now contains a funnel button on the right side.
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Pointer·4y
neovim/neovim: Vim-fork focused on extensibility and usability
Neovim is a project that seeks to aggressively refactor Vim. It aims to:Simplify maintenance and encourage contributions.Enable advanced UIs without modifications to the core.Maximize extensibility.See the Introduction wiki page and Roadmap for more information.
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Flutter Community·4y
Building a Chrome Extension using Flutter
Flutter is a cross-platform framework introduced by Google that is capable of running on Android, iOS, Web, macOS, Linux, Windows, and a few more kinds of devices. In this article, we will explore a unique way to run a Flutter app as a chrome extension.
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Changelog·4y
VSCode - Markdown Edition
With the 1.67 release, markdown gains programming language like tooling in VSCode. This includes the ability to drag and drop files into the editor to create a markdown link. The tooling is useful because codebases today can be massive, surpassing hundreds of millions of lines of code.
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DevBlogs·4y
Python in Visual Studio Code – May 2022 Release
The May 2022 release of the Python and Jupyter Extensions for Visual Studio Code are now available. The team is working towards breaking the tools support we offer in the Python extension into separate extensions, with the intent of improving performance and stability. With this release we’re introducing three new extensions: Black, isort, and J upyter Powertoys. If you have any issues or feature requests, you can file them at the extension's GitHub repository.
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Development Container CLI
Microsoft and GitHub are excited to release an open source command-line interface (CLI) as part of the new Development Containers Specification. The dev container CLI is a reference implementation for the dev container specification. It can either be used directly or integrated into product experiences, similar to how it's integrated with Remote - Containers and Codespaces today.
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Towards Data Science·4y
VSCode vs RStudio Worth the switch?
VSCode has rapidly become one of the most popular code editors for a huge number of other languages. This writeup is for people who are very familiar with RStudio and want to see how the two compare. I decided to try VSCode for R because I wanted to see if I could use a single code editor for everything I do.
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Hashnode·4y
GitLive Now Works With Any Git Repository in WebStorm!
GitLive now works with any Git repository in WebStorm. The offline mode uses the data from your local Git repository only and nothing is sent outside your network. Click on the author's avatar to inspect a change and see the diff, what branch they're from and even cherry-pick changes straight into your local file.
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Product Hunt·4y
Fetch Client - REST client extension for VS code, alternative to Postman
Fetch Client is Visual Studio Code extension which is used to test the Rest API. "Don't leave from VSCode, Stay with it - For Rest API testing" is the motto of Fetch Client. It's used to create test cases without any script/code. It is also a way to test your HTTP/s requests.
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Discover .NET·4y
Introducing Project Volterra
Project Volterra is a Windows dev kit with an Arm CPU and NPU. It will include native Arm64 Visual Studio and .NET support. The Visual Studio team will have more announcements in the next few weeks related to Visual Studio Arm64 support. It is becoming evident that the NPUs will feature in many computing devices going forward.
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Ionic Blog·4y
Fantastic Mobile Dev Tools, and Where to Find Them!
As a web developer first jumping into mobile development with Capacitor, the mobile ecosystem can be a bit overwhelming. Luckily, we’ve got you covered with a list of 6 excellent mobile dev tools that you can use to help take your development to the next level. These tools are some that greatly speed up development and testing time.
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Visual Studio Blog·4y
Visual Studio 2022 for Mac is now available
Visual Studio 2022 for Mac v17.0 is available to download now. This is the fastest Visual Studio for Mac version yet with an all new native macOS UI, fully running on .NET 6, and optimized for Apple Silicon (ARM64) processors. Today, we’re also shipping a preview of our next update to Visual Studio. This preview brings initial support for .NET 7 development, as well as a first look at tooling for .net MAUI.
