Best of VSCodeSeptember 2024

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    Boost Your Coding Efficiency: 7 tips for Visual Studio Code

    Optimize your coding efficiency with seven essential tips for Visual Studio Code, including customizing the interface, leveraging extensions, mastering shortcuts, using snippets, integrating version control, utilizing IntelliSense, and employing debugging techniques. Tailoring VS Code with these strategies will enhance your productivity and improve your development workflow.

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    Customize Your VS Code Like a Pro 🔥

    Explore various ways to customize Visual Studio Code to enhance your programming experience. Learn about themes, extensions, and settings that can make your coding more efficient and enjoyable.

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    Avatar of phProduct Hunt·2y

    CodeViz (YC S24) - Interactive visual maps of your codebase in VS Code

    CodeViz (YC S24) offers interactive visual maps of your codebase within VS Code, enhancing productivity and providing developer tools powered by artificial intelligence. Featured on September 10th, 2024, it marks its first launch.

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    Void: An Open-Source AI-Powered Code Editor

    Void is an open-source, AI-powered code editor that offers features like autocomplete, inline editing, and intelligent file indexing. It supports locally hosted LLMs and integrates with cloud models such as ChatGPT, Claude, and Gemini. As a fork of Visual Studio Code, it ensures compatibility with existing themes, plugins, and keybinds. Community-driven development and a blend of local hosting and cloud connectivity are key highlights.

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    Avatar of vscodeVisual Studio Code·2y

    The easiest way to visualize your repo

    Discusses two methods for visualizing a repository history: the git log graph command and VS Code’s built-in Source Control graph. The author finds the VS Code method more intuitive, as it allows easy scrolling through history, viewing branching structures, and inspecting individual commits.

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    Avatar of bartwullemsThe Art of Simplicity·2y

    Running a fully local AI Code Assistant with Continue–Part 1–Introduction

    Learn how to set up a fully local AI code assistant using Continue, an open-source tool compatible with popular IDEs like VSCode and JetBrains. The guide includes steps to install and configure Continue in VSCode and demonstrates basic features like code explanation and autocomplete using local AI models from Ollama.

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    Avatar of webdevbeehiivWeb Developer·2y

    CSS Vertical Centering 🎯, Theme Switching 🌗, Next.js Sass Templates 🎨, Awesome VSCode 🛠️

    Recent updates include a new CSS method for vertical centering, practical use cases of Web Workers, and applying SOLID principles to React. There are also discussions about developer job satisfaction and the perceived threat of AI to developer jobs. Additionally, there's a feature on animated toggles for theme switching, a starter kit for SaaS apps with Next.js, and a collection of useful VS Code resources.

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    Avatar of vscodeVisual Studio Code·2y

    Eliminate your coding distractions 💻

    Learn how to minimize distractions while coding in VS Code by hiding badges, using the toggle mini map command, enabling do not disturb mode, and activating Zen mode to hide all UI except the editor.

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    Java on Visual Studio Code Update

    The August update for Visual Studio Code for Java introduces significant enhancements, including the integration of the 'Gradle for Java' extension into the Extension Pack for Java, reducing memory consumption by optimizing JVM processes, and enabling 'Debug Test' delegation to Gradle. The update also features improved user experience, such as source actions accessible via Quick Fix, and an updated onboarding walkthrough.

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    PearAI: An Open Source AI-Powered Code Editor for Faster Development

    PearAI is an AI-powered code editor designed to speed up development by integrating intelligent features into a familiar VSCode environment. Key features include code context awareness, seamless VSCode integration, and simplified diff viewing. PearAI is open-source under the Apache 2.0 license and welcomes community contributions, utilizing a tech stack that includes TypeScript, Electron.js, Python, and Flask.

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    Avatar of infoworldInfoWorld·2y

    Python in VS Code gets even better

    Microsoft has released an all-in-one data-science pack for Python in VS Code, featuring tools like Jupyter notebooks and GitHub Copilot. Python has reached its highest ever rating on the Tiobe index, rivaling Java's past popularity. Highlights also include a guide to using the py launcher for Windows, a comparison between Go and Python, and updates on Modin, Hy 1.0.0, and Spyder 6 IDE.

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    Avatar of rpythonReal Python·2y

    Customizing VS Code Through Color Themes – Real Python

    Enhance your coding environment with a step-by-step guide on finding, installing, and adjusting color themes in VS Code. Philipp Ascany leads you through 10 lessons, complete with video subtitles, full transcripts, a downloadable resource, and a Q&A session with Python experts. By the end, you'll have a personalized and productive coding setup.

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    Avatar of hnHacker News·2y

    Visual Studio Code is designed to fracture

    This post delves into the intentional design of Visual Studio Code that leads to ecosystem fragmentation. It highlights the issues with Microsoft's data collection practices and explores the legal risks associated with using non-official distributions like VSCodium and OpenVSCodeServer. The post argues that Microsoft's approach to transitioning into a services company has significant implications for the future of software development tools, making it difficult for competitors to offer similar services without legal complications.

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    Avatar of vscodeVisual Studio Code·2y

    A different VS Code for every mood

    Ways to customize VS Code based on developer moods, including using the Night Owl theme for focus, a jellyfish theme with the pets extension for breaks, a high-contrast theme with the Power Cod extension for energy, and the Hot Dog Stand theme for embracing chaos.

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    Avatar of allthingsopenAll Things Open·2y

    Create your own AI coding assistant with Continue and Ollama

    Learn how to set up and use Continue and Ollama to create your own AI coding assistant inside Visual Studio Code and JetBrains. Explore different models like Codestral 22B, DeepSeek Coder 6.7B, and Llama 3 8B for autocomplete and chat features. Utilize the `@codebase` and `@docs` context providers for relevant code snippets and documentation. Fine-tune models like StarCoder 2 with your development data to improve performance. Join the Discord communities for further support and discussion.