Visual Studio Code

TypeScript Switches To Go — What Does This Mean for Developers?

TypeScript team unveiled the biggest update yet, announcing a switch from JavaScript to Go, making it 10 times faster, on March 11th, 2025. This is a huge win for developers as it will drastically cut down editor start-up time for significantly large projects as well as improve build time. [...]

11 VSCode Extensions I Use [2025]

Visual Studio Code (VSCode) is an editor which is simple on it's own but enriched when combined with extensions. Here are the visual studio code extensions that I use — cline, filesize, better comments, code spell checker, git graph, markdownlint, total typescript, pretty typescript errors, sqltools and codeium. [...]

Quokka in VS Code — JavaScript Debugging Made Simpler

Quokka.js is an awesome tool for prototyping your javascript code with the power of an instant inline output. It lets you code and see the output as you type and is really beneficial if you want to quickly test something out. [...]

Sharing Localhost From VS Code - Port Forwarding

Showing off what you built locally has never been easy. Now, the feature of port forwarding is directly built into VS Code. Does this mean all other services which provide port forwarding or remote tunneling will be obsolete? [...]

5 Most Useful Visual Studio Code Extensions

Here are the 5 most useful Visual Studio Code extensions to improve your workflow: Error Lens, CSS Peek, GitLens, Import Cost, Version Lens. [...]