Best of VSCode — September 2022
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DEV·4y
Database GUIs in JavaScript
Traditional tools are often written in Java, C++ or Delphi and they use good old JDBC, ODBC or ADO.NET drivers for accessing database. Almost all tools are open-source. If you know about other tool not listed in this article, you could write about it in comments below. For SQLlite I actually use Firefox.
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Visual Studio Code·4y
Visual Studio Code August 2022
Visual Studio Code August 2022 August 2022 (version 1.71) is the latest version to be released. There are still many updates in this version that we hope you'll like. New Code Action control makes it easier to find the Code Action you want. Expanded codecs support - To help display embedded audio and video in notebooks.
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Visual Studio Code·4y
Dev Container Features
Dev Container Features are self-contained units of installation code, container configuration, and/or settings. They can be built to work with a wide range of base container images. Features can now be stored as OCI Artifacts in any supporting container registry. The source code of a Feature has two components: An install script ( install.sh) and a configuration file (devcontainer-feature.json)
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CSS-Tricks·4y
Flutter For Front-End Web Developers | CSS-Tricks
Flutter needs a way to unify the rendering and developer experience by using its ScrollViews. It may help to stop thinking about the flow of document structure and instead consider the application as an open canvas for a device’s native painting mechanisms. To use Flutter, you need to have installed the Flutter SDK and have configured Flutter for a test device.
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Golang News·4y
A production-ready RESTful JSON API written in Golang (SQL-/Swagger-first)
A demo go-starter service is deployed at https://go-starter.com/allaboutapps.at for you to play around with. A production-ready RESTful JSON API written in Go, highly integrated with VSCode DevContainers by allaboutapps. The above command writes your new go module name to tmp/.modulename, go.mod.
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Flavio Copes·4y
Introduction to the Go programming language
Go is an awesome, simple, modern, fast programming language. It’s compiled, open source, strongly typed. It was created by Google engineers with these main goals: Make their projects compile (and run) faster. It was meant to be a replacement for C and C++ codebases.
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