asayer·3ySet up CodeGPT in Visual Studio Code
CodeGPT is a Visual Studio code extension that allows you to use the GPT-3 model to generate, explain, refactor, and document code snippets. This post provides instructions on how to install and configure CodeGPT in Visual Studio Code, and showcases its capabilities in generating, explaining, refactoring, and writing unit tests for code snippets.
GitHub Blog·3yAnnouncing the GitHub Actions extension for VS Code
The extension was originally started as a community project to monitor workflows. It now uses the official GitHub Actions schema so you can take advantage of the latest and most up-to-date features. You can easily monitor runs for workflows in your repository, cancel and re-run them, or trigger new ones for manually triggered workflows.
Product Hunt·3yRubberduck - Product Information, Latest Updates, and Reviews 2024
Rubberduck is an AI chat in the Visual Studio Code side bar that can generate code, edit code, explain code, generate tests, find bugs, diagnose errors, and more. Users can add their own conversation templates and leave reviews to help others determine if Rubberduck is the right product for them.
Planet Python·3yPython in Visual Studio Code
The April 2023 release of the Python and Jupyter extensions for Visual Studio Code includes announcements, the availability of Data Wrangler for Visual Studio Code Insiders, move symbol refactoring with Pylance, the embedding of the Create Environment command in dependency files, the finalization of the Environments API for extension authors, and improvements to the Kernel Picker for Python Environments.
Pointer·3ygetcursor/cursor: An AI-powered code editor based on VSCode 🤖
Cursor is an AI-powered code editor based on VSCode that has features like chat with a code bot, code editing with inline diffs, and auto-fixing linter errors. The long-term plan is to enhance Cursor with LLMs to perform tasks like repository healing, coding with pseudocode, and AI-written documentation embedding. The VSCodium-based version of Cursor is not currently open-source but may be in the future.
This is Learning·3yCode Review on a GitHub Pull Request from Visual Studio Code
Learn how to review a GitHub Pull Request from Visual Studio Code, see the advantages of reviewing from the editor, and discover how to add comments to a Pull Request. Part of a video series on the GitHub+VSCode workflow.
Visual Studio Code·3yVisual Studio Code February 2023
Visual Studio Code version 1.76 introduces several new features and improvements. It includes active profile badges, audio cues for terminal commands, moveable Explorer view, recently used notebook kernels, Markdown header link suggestions, and more. Users can switch between profiles using the command palette. The terminal now has improved accessibility features, including audio cues, accessible buffer, and context-specific tab focus mode. The release also includes updates for Python pytest IntelliSense, Git commit syntax highlighting, and Markdown workspace header link completions.
