Tag: VSCode

The other day I’m casually scrolling through LinkedIn, minding my own business, when I stumble upon this post. This dude’s showing off his work, and I gotta say, it’s pretty impressive. But then, out of nowhere, this random guy drops a comment saying, ‘Your vscode look unprof...

The number of VSCode extensions you have installed is one of the main reasons why you might find the editor slow and power-hungry, as every new extension added increases the app’s memory and CPU usage. It’s important to keep this number as low as possible to minimize this resource consum...

Before I start, I should point out that plugins make it easier to work on code, but if there are too many of them, they slow down development. Let’s go! Thunder client An alternative to Postman that lets you test codebase API endpoints inside VSCode. Supports unscripted tests. ...

This post should help you setup Visual Studio Code to use for PHP and Laravel development. It it a solid base configuration that can be expanded upon using additional workspace specific configurations. I will cover the best extensions to use as well as some helpful configuration settings and externa...

Abraham Lincoln said, “Give me six hours to chop down a tree, and I will spend the first four sharpening the axe.” The same principle applies to VSCode and all the extensions inside of it. Before starting to code, you first need to make your workflow work for you. Make it more product...