Best of VSCode — October 2023

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   Materialize·2y

   Materialize extension for VS Code

   The Materialize VS Code extension allows developers to explore, query, and enhance their development experience. It is compatible with various IDEs and provides features such as schema exploration, profile configuration, query execution, and syntax validation.

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   Noted·3y

   Continue - An Open-Source AI Software Development Assistant

   Continue is an open-source AI software development assistant that brings ChatGPT magic to popular coding tools like VS Code and JetBrains IDEs. It allows developers to seamlessly use large language models within their coding environment, generating, improving, and explaining code sections. Continue can be integrated with VS Code and JetBrains IDEs, providing a helpful assistant for coding projects.

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   asayer·2y

   Use Thunder Client and VSCode as an alternative to Postman

   Thunder Client is a lightweight and intuitive GUI-based REST API testing tool that can be used as an alternative to Postman. It seamlessly integrates with VSCode and offers advantages such as a simple and intuitive UI, support for collections and environment variables, Git synchronization, remarkable speed, CI/CD integration support, and offline requests with local storage. To install and set up Thunder Client, open the VSCode extension section, search for 'Thunder Client', and select the option to install it.

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   Visual Studio Code·3y

   Visual Studio Code September 2023

   The September 2023 release of Visual Studio Code includes many updates and improvements, such as screen reader support for pull request comments, a new 'similar commands' feature in the Command Palette, and accessibility improvements in the GitHub Pull Requests and Issues extension.

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   Snyk·3y

   Modern VS Code extension development tutorial: Building a secure extension

   Learn how to build a secure VS Code extension using modern development practices. Explore the tools needed, project preparation, and running the extension.

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   Community Picks·3y

   Things I wish someone would have told me about configuring VSCode

   Learn how to ignore the .vscode folder in git by using .gitignore_global. Understand why formatters and linter extensions should be enabled at the workspace level. Explore the advantages of using the built-in terminal in VSCode.

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   Laravel News·3y

   Run Pest Tests in VS Code with Better PHPUnit

   The Better PHPUnit test runner for VS Code now supports running PestPHP tests. You can learn more about the extension and install it from the Visual Studio Marketplace page.

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   .NET Blog·3y

   Now Generally Available

   Announcement of the general availability of C# Dev Kit, a Visual Studio Code extension that brings an improved C# development experience to Linux, macOS, and Windows. The kit leverages core C# language services and offers additional productivity value to developers. Updates and improvements will be made on a monthly basis.

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   freeCodeCamp·3y

   How to Standardize Your Development Environment with devcontainer.json

   Learn how to standardize your development environment with devcontainer.json. Dev containers provide a complete development environment packed within a container that can be easily accessed through your preferred IDE via SSH. They address setup configuration issues, enable consistency across development teams, and simplify onboarding and training processes. Create your first devcontainer for a basic Go environment using Visual Studio Code. Explore using dev containers with the DevPod tool for launching local or cloud-based environments.

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