Best of VSCode — January 2023

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    Avatar of rubylaRUBYLAND·3y

    Your remote coding setup

    The way you shape your organization's coding sessions will determine the best tool you should use. Most of all, apart from an open-minded and relaxed attitude, you'll need good video and audio.

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    Sprkl — more than a VScode extension

    Sprkl - more than a VScode extension Sprkl — has become more cool and powerful with its new features that we’re gonna discuss here. It’s a tool that gives us a personal and global view of our code coverage, code interactions and how they affect the rest of the application, and security warnings.

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    Avatar of medium_jsMedium·3y

    The Six (06) Visual Studio Code extensions I advise all python developers to use

    The Six (06) Visual Studio Code extensions I advise all python developers to use Jan 8 In this article, I want to make it easy for you to find the most suitable VS Python code extensions for your needs. But first, let’s recap what is VS code and Python.

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    Avatar of phProduct Hunt·3y

    Swimm - A code documentation tool built for devs

    A code documentation tool built for devs. We built the first code knowledge management tool so developers can easily understand code. It's automatically updated as the code changes as code changes. The tool was built to help developers understand their code.

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    Avatar of csharpcornerC# Corner·3y

    Get Notified When There Are Commits To Pull In VS Code

    Get Notified the moment your remote has been updated and there are commits to pull from your tracking branch. We'll even notify you on falling behind your base branch (the branch you plan to merge your changes back into once you're done) You can also select No base branch to suppress notifications for your root branch.

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    Avatar of logrocketLogRocket·3y

    How to debug TypeScript in Chrome

    The Google Chrome web browser offers an inbuilt debugger with the DevTools module for debugging JavaScript. Chrome DevTools implements support for source maps and can inspect both Node.js and Deno debugger instances. In this tutorial, I will explain how to debug client-side and server-side TypeScript code in Chrome.

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    Avatar of discdotDiscover .NET·3y

    Take ChatGPT for a Spin with VS Code Tools -- Visual Studio Magazine

    A search for "ChatGPT" in the VS Code Marketplace brings up 26 items. Of those, four have been downloaded more than 10,000 times (notably, one was created by ChatGPT) The tool received an average 4.2 score (scale 0-5) from 26 developers who reviewed it.

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