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With our latest release, you can see your teammates’ changes to a file in the gutter of your editor and get notified of conflicts as soon as they occur even across branches and uncommitted changes! Install the latest or to get started. GitLive VS Code extension JetBrains plugin Gutter indicators for teammate’s changes GitLive adds gutter indicators to show you where your teammates have made changes to the file you have open, these update in real-time as you and your teammates are editing. They work in the same way as your own change markers that are a built-in feature of and . VS Code JetBrains The differences are: The avatar of the person who made the change is displayed beside the indicator (this could even be you if you have any changes to the file in another clone of the repository) Insertions are shown as green triangles instead of green bars Deletions are shown as red (VS Code) or grey (JetBrains) bars instead of triangles The last two points are due to the fact the indicators represent changes that are not currently present in the file so insertions and deletions are reversed compared to your local changes. The final difference between your own change indicators and your teammates is that, in addition to the modified, added and deleted marker colours, GitLive adds conflict indicators which are bright red. These show where your own changes conflict with those of your teammates, these conflicts can be uncommitted local changes you have not pushed yet or existing changes on your branch which are conflicting with their branch and/or uncommitted changes. Review your teammates’ changes To review the changes of a teammate click on the icon (JetBrains) or hover over the text in the affected lines (VS Code). This opens a popup that shows the diff between your version and theirs, the branch they are on, and the issue connected to that branch (if there is one). You can also your teammate’s change directly from their local version of the file. cherry-pick In JetBrains, you can do this by selecting the cherry icon, the equivalent in VS Code is selecting “Cherry pick these changes”. Depending on the type of change this will either insert, delete, replace or, in the case of a conflict, overwrite your local changes. Hiding teammates’ gutter indicators By default, the gutter indicators will show for a file as long as one or more teammates have changes in the same file. The indicators can compete with other annotations shown in the gutter such as breakpoints, so if they are getting in the way you can hide them. If you want to show and hide gutter indicators for a specific file, toggle the indicators on and off by right-clicking the gutter (JetBrains) or clicking the GitLive icon in the editor title menu bar (VS Code). However, if you want to change your settings for all files and sessions, you can toggle indicators on and off in the GitLive settings menu. Summary We all know how painful it can be to resolve a merge conflict after some time has passed since writing the code. Hopefully, this feature will save your team time by getting an advance warning of the conflicts as they happen and taking action to align your efforts with those of your teammates. We’ve also noticed that the increased awareness about your teammates’ changes has stimulated discussions amongst developers in our team, highlighting points that would have remained unnoticed. Finally, we would love to know what impact this feature has on your development team and how we can make better for you, so please let us know what you think. You can leave a comment, reach out on social media, or simply drop us a message at hello@git.live. GitLive Previously published at https://blog.git.live/gitlive-11.0-Real-time-merge-conflict-detection

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I’m Sunny, and I’m a junior developer at GitLive. Since we are making a tool by developers, for developers, I wanted to share how I use our own product on a day to day basis. Visibility As an annoying and (relatively) useless junior developer, I have a lot of questions. Since we work in a fully remote team, picking my moments is both important and hard to do. GitLive helps me a lot with this. It shows me when people are online and what they’re working on. So ideally, I wait till someone’s online, working on the same repository I’m working on and on a similar issue… and then I ask away. It's worth mentioning that in the future, messaging will be available within the GitLive window, so the context switching between instant messaging apps and code IDEs will also be eliminated. Both working on the firebase repository. Bingo! Cherry Picking Sometimes I need uncommitted code from a teammate. With GitLive, I don’t even have to ask or disturb anyone. I just use our feature to see the changes they’ve made and take whatever I need. cherry picking Thanks for this big chunk of code Fred. Pair Programming GitLive’s most useful feature for me, personally, is the I’m trying to learn more about TypeScript. Pair programming with someone more experienced is a great way to do this. But pair programming remotely is a challenge… or at least it used to be. With GitLive, I can collaborate with one click, and no one has to begin a slack call and start screen sharing. collaborate feature The convenience means that others don’t mind starting a quick collaboration session. It’s often easier than a long explanation, for both parties. In future releases, audio calls will be added to GitLive, so everything can be done within the IDE if necessary. Fred and Michael will soon be able to hear my lovely voice without even having to leave VS Code. How pair programming feels for the less experienced person. Privacy Have you ever been so embarrassed by the code you’re writing to solve a problem that you don’t want your colleagues to see? Me too. Luckily GitLive has a setting for this, so I can hide my working copy changes just in case. Also, if you’re working on something important and don’t want to be disturbed, you can appear offline, or hide your activity graph from view. I’m usually the one bothering people, not the one being bothered, so this is not a problem I have myself, but a useful feature for some of you nonetheless (maybe for you Michael). I don't have a good caption for this one. Please enjoy this screenshot Conclusion If you’re a tech lead reading this (ambitious I know – but one can dream) and you’re on the fence about whether to use GitLive, at least give it a try. From my experience, having a communication tool specific to developers makes the life of your team members (especially the juniors) much easier. Previously published at https://blog.git.live/how-we-use-GitLive-A-junior-developer's-perspective

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With the help of GitLive’s new pull reminders, you can now pull sooner, reduce the chances of conflicts, and merge faster! Get notified the moment your remote has been updated and there are commits to pull from your tracking branch. We'll even notify you on falling behind your base branch (the branch you plan to merge your changes back into once you're done), we figure out your base branch by checking the git reflog to see which branch you originally branched off when you created your current branch. It's not always possible to tell where you branched from in the local reflog, in these cases we'll assume it was your default branch if possible, otherwise, we'll just ask you to pick one. In any case, you can easily change the base branch by clicking on the notification. Change base You can also select to suppress notifications for your root branch (typically your main/trunk branch). Once the relationship between your branches is correctly set, you'll be notified when you are behind any branch in the chain of bases up to your root branch. No base branch 💡 Example: If you follow a GitFlow style branching strategy with main and develop branches, and your current feature branch was branched off develop, you'll not only be notified if your branch is behind develop but also if develop is behind master. Finally, you can click on the notification to open the where you can inspect the changes in the branches you are behind. Show changes repository view The repository view also shows all the remote feature branches ahead, in terms of commits, of your current branch, check out to learn more. this article Don't have the GitLive extension installed yet? You can find it , and if you want to learn more about the latest release, check out . here this blog post Also published . here

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Let's learn about via these 62 free stories. They are ordered by most time reading created on HackerNoon. Visit the to find the most read stories about any technology. Collaboration /Learn Repo 1. Working Together: How Designers and Developers Can Collaborate While Building Products The success of your website or app strongly depends on the cooperation between the designers and the developers. It’s not about the professional skills of either group. You get a competent designer to make you a beautiful layout which you then pass on to an equally professional and experienced developer. Suddenly it turns out it can’t be realized without major changes! 2. How to See Which Branch Your Teammates are on in VS Code In VS Code, open up the team tab by clicking on the GitLive icon on the activity bar. Locate the teammate you are interested in and click the arrow 3. Sensor-based Control in Cobots: Its Opportunities and Challenges Introduction of the very basic formulation of the major sensor-servo problem, and then presenting its most common approaches like touch-based, 4. Teamwork and Collaboration: The Beauty of Being Replaceable Through teamwork and collaboration, you can make yourself replaceable. This ensures the project stays stable and has benefits for you and for the team. 5. Cross Functional Teams Cross Functional Teams 6. How To Create an Engaging and Collaborative Delivery Team For Your Business Does your team feel its alignment with business where what it delivers solve business problems and achieve business desired outcome? 7. Badly Designed Authorization Is Technical Debt Hard-coded authorization leads to technical debt. Decouple your authorization decisions to be a more effective business. 8. How to Solve the Accessibility Conundrum of Web 3.0 Here are some suggestions to make beginners comfortable with the Web3 space. 9. Why Service Desk Is an Essential Component of Collaboration IT teams must keep up with demand effectively and align business needs with user needs. 10. The Best Content Collaboration Solutions for Content Production Comaring 9 different content collaboration tools and platforms to determine which is the best for developer blog management. 11. Selling Your Million-Dollar Idea to Management The relevance and priority of a new idea to management depends heavily on how you package it. Here is a step-by-step guide to get them excited about your idea. 12. Startup Interview with David A. Smith, Founder & CTO, and John Payne, CEO of Croquet The Croquet Collaboration Library and Frameworks are the easiest & most powerful way for developers to create instantaneous shared experiences. 13. When an Employee's Pet Passes, Give Them Time and Space to Grieve People who know my co-founder (and wife) Rena and me or who follow our cats and dogs on Instagram know we have a Gaffigan-esque number of four-legged family members. 14. Product Roadmaps reloaded If this was 40 years ago and you were doing a cross-country road trip from the American east coast to the west coast, you'ld probably have a roadmap. You'ld be updating it every few days depending on the weather and the news you picked up along the way. You might have stayed a night longer in a beautiful town and might have decided to skip another. 15. Important Aspects of using GitLive I’m Sunny, and I’m a junior developer at GitLive. Since we are making a tool by developers, for developers, I wanted to share how I use our own product on a day to day basis. 16. How to Build High-Performing Product Teams A product team is the backbone of any company with a digital offering. They're responsible for constructing goods or a service that not only provides value to users but is also a reflection of the organization they work for. Product teams spin many plates at once, spanning duties from product management, product marketing, user experience, and product analytics. In the below article, we talk through the 4 characteristics that make up a high-performing product team. 17. 5 Team Communication Tools That Will Skyrocket Your Productivity Teams come in all sizes and these days from all parts of the world. Geography is no longer a limitation with messaging tools that can connect you with anyone in the world. The right communication tools can skyrocket your team’s productivity, as ability to easily share information and ideas with all your stakeholders is key to driving productivity. 18. Taking the Harder Path Is almost never the right answer when developing systems, at least the sort that I build. The easy path is almost always best and that feeling of “something being easy” is often a sure sign of being on the right track. 19. Why is Quick Dev Collaboration A Massive Headache? COVID-19 has undoubtedly exacerbated the feeling, but who else thinks collaborating or merely communicating with your teammates on code is far from convenient, especially when it comes to quick problem resolution? 20. How to Develop Interpersonal Skills for Collaborative Work New in office? Learn about the necessary skills required for effective teamwork, collaboration and develop interpersonal skills and excel in the workplace. 21. What's wrong with the Token Economy  and How to Fix It Well, if you remember, two years ago, blockchain was so hot a trending, a disruptive technology that seemed to be able to solve all the problems the world has. 22. DLTs Are Effecting A Marked Shift In How We Look At Multi-Party Collaboration In today’s new office normal, legacy process management techniques stand up to the test. How do we keep processes intact when stakeholders are scattered around the globe, or show up occasionally just to check in on the progress made? 23. How to Make Effective Collaborations and Hire the Best Collab Managers Detailed guide on how to create collaboration with or without a collab manager to promote your NFT collection. 24. Get Your Pull Requests Approved and Merged in No Time Have you ever faced a call to completely redesign your code in one of your pull requests? I have and then thought what are the ways to avoid this. Call it a pull request or merge request, basically, it is a set of changes you want to go ahead and merge to the main branch to deploy to production and complete your task. This post is going to highlight a semi silver bullet to get your pull requests merged faster :), carry on reading. 25. How to Collaborate With Other Startups for Success in Web3 Collaboration is key in Web3. Learn how to collaborate with other startups in the NFT, metaverse, cryptocurrency, and Web3 spaces. 26. What are the Best Dev-friendly collaboration Tools for Remote Teams? The right tools for remote developers can help engineers overcome most difficulties. 27. How to Choose the Best online Whiteboard for Your Team The use of online whiteboards has really become prevalent over the past year due to the covid pandemic and picking the right one has become very important. 28. Why I Will Be Opening an Office in 2021 I used to be the biggest proponent of working remotely. 29. Secure Enclaves and ML using MC² Announcing the official release of MC², a platform for secure analytics and machine learning. 30. Telegram and The Collaborative Community Telegram strives to maintain an active and healthy community of volunteers. However, the big question is, why create these spaces for participation? 31. An Interview with an Oil Painter Writing For HackerNoon I threw away the box a long time ago! 32. Startup Interview with Stefan Opsal, RendezView Co-founder RendezView was nominated as one of the best startups in Honolulu in Startups of the Year hosted by HackerNoon. 33. Content Isn't Community in the Same Way the Map Isn't the Territory What's the difference between community and it's digital representation? 34. I Asked 200 Dev Teams How Well They Work Together - Here's What I Learned I asked 200 cross-functional development teams how well their developers and non-developers communicate and collaborate while developing products together. 35. The Only Decoupling Checklist You Need To Know About My team has recently successfully decoupled one of the critical business domains of the company. The initial integration had such a tough deadline that the only way to meet it was to add code to the monolith. And… The feature that went from conception to production in three weeks ended up taking almost one year to decouple. 36. Is Cross-Functional Really a Dysfunctional? 75% of cross-functional teams are dysfunctional — starts an article in Harvard Business Review. The detailed study that served as a basis of the article investigated 95 teams in 25 leading companies that revealed the dreadful numbers. These companies were from a wide range of industries, including communication, software, pharmaceuticals, agricultural, retail, government, and banking. What they’ve discovered is that most of the teams in there giant companies had no clear goals or didn’t meet their specification (i.e. schedule, budget or were unable to achieve results expected by the management). Moreover, many of the surveyed companies weren’t even aware or concerned about these problems. 37. Why Multichain Collaboration Is Critical To The Future Of Web3 Web3 is going to be built by a network of engineers working towards common goals using multichain collaboration to make it as interconnected as possible. 38. All Blockchain Governance Protocols (2020 Edition) - Reviewed Although human kicked off a quite challenging start of the year 2020, for most governance protocols of DAOs, they have made pretty great progress and gained a lot of attractions alongside DeFi. 39. Using Experimentation Frameworks To Strengthen Team Collaboration Team collaboration can be brought to a new level by establishing a culture of experimentation through frameworks such as Execution and dispersed model. 40. How to Gain Support for Your Ideas and Get Heard Most of us think our ideas are great and rally them around with the expectation to turn them into something big. 41. Andros Wong's Wonder is Providing DAOs with Technical Infrastructure Wonder has one key concept and it is that “the future is collaborative” 42. Microsoft’s Collaboration with ChatGPT Could Spell Trouble for Google’s Dominance What does Microsoft's collaboration with OpenAi mean for the search industry? Will Bing finally be able to challenge Google? Here's what I think 43. How to Choose the Team Collaboration Software Teams spread over remote locations as well as the office are increasingly in vogue. As the coronavirus pandemic spreads in 2020, it has also resulted in increased reliance on distributed teams. These teams provide a huge amount of benefits and also pose a set of unique problems. Businesses are not surprisingly continually updating how they manage distributed teams. They are also increasingly using team collaboration software to overcome the challenges that distributed teams pose. So continue reading, to find the latest information on software that helps in the coordination and managing of distributed teams. 44. The Wolfram Physics Project: A New Kind of (Doing) Science The Wolfram Physics Project is an example of how open science can be done. The world of theoretical physics is not full of crazy billionaires with a vision to advance humanity. Fortunately, there is Stephen Wolfram, founder and CEO of Wolfram Research, designer of Mathematica and the Wolfram Alpha answer engine, the brain behind the Wolfram Language and author of the 1000+ pages scientific book A New Kind of Science. I suggest reading his vita to learn of an eccentric, terribly interesting man who has polarized the science community for decades. 45. Engineering Teams Need Inspiration to Thrive and Succeed We don’t deserve the team we can’t inspire. Camaraderie, purpose, and appreciation need to become our priority. 46. Finance != Future of Blockchain But Cross-Domain Collaboration is Once upon a time, the emerging of the blockchain seemed to initiate a parallel new era, a utopia of the Value Internet. However, now the tide has receded, Bitcoin and Ethereum, as the flagships of the blockchain, are still struggling to get out of the dark tunnel, and the difficulty of landing various blockchain applications still has not been resolved. 47. 5 Benefits of Project Planning and Management Here are some of the reasons you should create a plan and layout your project before you get started. 48. 3 Key Challenges to Effective Team Collaboration and How to Face Them A collaborative work environment leads to a more engaged and high-performing workforce. According to a study, collaborative teams are five times higher performing than their non-collaborative counterparts as they feel more motivated to reach common team goals. 49. Context-Switching and Why Developers Are So Allergic to It Developers hate context-switching. A lot. This article looks at why they hate it so much and the main approaches to addressing this critical issue 50. Unbundling Social Networks and Thoughts on The Third Pillar Two ways to make money in software: bundling and unbundling. Centralized socials polarized views and fueled tribalism. Socializing is about to go vertical 51. How To Work With Influencers Without Violating The FTC Guidelines The Federal Trade Commission (FTC) has guidelines regarding influencer marketing.  Be informed and follow the rules - that's our advice. 52. Enterprise Intranets: How Well Are You Protected? Intranets are vital communication hubs for many companies. According to Simpplr’s Employee Engagement Statistics: 2018, over 70% of professionals involved in employee engagement and internal communications consider intranets to be an essential aspect of their strategy. Indeed, it is on corporate intranets where employees not only collaborate but also share their ideas, express opinions and attitudes to everything that happens in a company. 53. 4 Reasons Why Email Is Obsolete, and You Should Move On Chances are, your business’ primary mode of internal communication is email. And you’re using instant messaging (IM) apps for virtual meetups and updates from the team, thanks to the coronavirus. Don’t get me wrong, email is great and all for internal communication (if you lived in the 20th century that is). But did you know your email to your teammates gets lost in a sea of unimportant emails? And irrelevant emails account for about 62% of the total emails in an average inbox! 54. Salesforce vs. NetSuite When people research new CRM tools to use, Salesforce and NetSuite are two options they’ll come across. Here’s what individuals who might use them should know. 55. Who Are You Writing That Code For Anyway? Special thanks to a number of people who reviewed this article and gave useful feedback and suggestions to me: Anya Roltsch, Frank Schubert, Olga Hollister, Ravi Varshney, Ashansu Pant, Marcus Blankenship, Sandra Jones, Taylor Davenport. 56. Talking to a Developer [Part 1] Approaching a developer in the wild might seem intimidating. We have a bad habit of mixing words and phrases into our vocabulary that make us sound like Geordi La Forge geeking out on how warp engines function. 57. The Feedback Fairy 🧚‍♀️ Shouldn't feedback be one of the easiest things we do as designers or developers? Just look at Who Wants to Be A Millionaire. When you get stuck, just phone-a-friend and make a million dollars. Easy right? 58. What it Takes to Get Your Team to Collaborate in 2019 Ever felt like you just nailed your team collaboration issues but run into more of them a few weeks later? 59. Top 10 Questions Managers are asking in REAL Team Meetings to 🚀 productivity My team meeting is crucial. 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Let's learn about via these 84 free stories. They are ordered by most time reading created on HackerNoon. Visit the to find the most read stories about any technology. Vscode /Learn Repo 1. Compiling CUDA File in VS Code [A How-To Guide] Trying to compile a .cu file is not supported in the VS Code natively. This can be a issue if you want to compile and debug  (atleast the CPU part of the file as kernel debugging is not supported in VS Code at the moment). 2. VS Code Extensions with a Bright 2022 This story has a list of VS Code Extensions that has great potential and will possibly do well in the coming year. If you use vs code you should read this. 3. Install and Configure Git on Amazon Lightsail, and Deploy Your Website in Minutes! (Freebie Inside) We break down how to easily deploy your new website on Amazon Lightsail in less than 5 minutes. Get your code up and running and get back to doing what you want 4. Why Taking Good Notes is Critical For Developers Why taking good notes is critical for a software developers? 5. How to Compile C/C++ Code in VS Code (Windows) How to Compile C/C++ Code in VS Code (Windows): To compile C/C++ code we need GCC/G++ to compile the code but Windows doesn't have a terminal. 6. No More Mistakes With VSCode Expand-And-Collapse Options I recently had a large amount of data to refactor out of HTML and into JSON. The details about how I achieved this is a whole different article. What I want to document for myself (and maybe others will find it useful, even if it's only a refresher) are the various code expand and collapse options. 7. Writing Google Apps Script Code Locally in VSCode An easy Set-Up guide to writing google apps script locally with VS code with clasp. 8. 5 Best VS Code Extensions for Refactoring that Every Dev Should Know If you’re looking at ways to clean up our code, reduce complexity and improve functionality - these refactoring extensions will help you move faster. 9. How I Cloned a Simple VSCode Using Tauri and ReactJS How I built a simple code editor like VScode using Tauri and Reactjs 10. Visual Studio Code vs Sublime Text: Which Editor Should You Choose? We have given the benefits of Visual Studio Code and Sublime Text in this article. Compare both code editors based on some factors and choose the better option. 11. 15 VSCode Extensions to Boost your Productivity in React In this article, I will share the VSCode extensions I used for react development and productivity. 12. Como instalar VS Code en Ubuntu 18.04.1 LTS Dentro de nuestra travesia para aprender a desarrollar aplicaciones descentralizadas para Hyperledger blockchain encontraremos un IDE recomendado; VS Code. 13. 5 Best VS Code Extensions to Help Organise Your Code in 2021 Use these 6 VS Code extensions that help devs get organised and work effectively. 14. 10 Best Python IDEs & Code Editors: 2020 Edition Since its advent in 1991, Python has been the choice of coders due to its simple features that include ease of understanding and readability of code but not limited to just that. There have been lots of changes in the codebase over time due to the contribution from developers worldwide. Simple syntax and faster execution make Python a favorable language among programmers. It is used widely to create websites and primarily in big data operations. To make the task of running Python programs easier, many IDEs have been developed for programmers. These environments are equally suitable for beginners and advanced coders with a variety of in-built extensions, libraries, and plugins to ease the task of program execution. Let's walk you through these six IDEs that can ease your work with Python: 15. Indent-Rainbow Tool for Making Your Code More Readable The article discusses the importance for using indent-rainbow to give some color to your code in HTML 16. Easily Formatting Markdown Files in VS Code This VS Code extension helps you when writing markdown to format your text, create lists, and create and modify tables with ease. 17. How To Set Up Vue Linting in VS Code I'm a gopher by nature, so I expect consistent styling and linting in my codebases. More importantly, though, I don't like to think about styling. I like to type haphazardly and then have my editor apply styling automatically on save (ctrl+s, cmd+s). 18. What is Next.JS and How to Debug it Next.JS allows the developers to create Server-side, Client-side or Static websites. Unlike the other frameworks, the rendering in Next JS is per page. That means, the "about" page can be static, while the "home" page can be server-side. 19. 6 Best Chrome & VS Code Extensions For Developers Extensions can make our life as a developer a little easier. Here are 6 of the best Chrome and VSCode extensions for Developers. 20. My Coding Workflow: How I'm Working From Different Places As A Software Engineer Coding is not an easy process, especially if you have to be super focused to do it relatively fast and without bugs. Keeping the focus on coding only is quite a difficult challenge, but this story is more about how to make the ultimate setup to code from anywhere with the internet and browser! 21. The Search-and-Replace Regex with VS Code This is a feature I use with some frequency, but not frequently enough that I remember the pattern when I need it. Therefore, I am writing this article as my own reference to a useful tool with VS Code. 22. How to Learn All VSCode Shortcuts on Mac, Linux and Windows Do you feel intimidated when you see other programmers quickly navigate through hundreds of lines of code, make blazing fast edits or open multiple tabs during development and hardly touch their mouse or touch-pad ? 23. Kill Technical Debt Before it Kills Your Project 24. Top 10 VS Code Extensions to Boost Productivity A curated list of my top ten VS Code extensions that will supercharge your productivity and make you more effective as a developer. 25. Mobile App Debugging Explained on 3 Levels of Difficulty Mobile debugging across different levels of experience. 26. Top 5 VS Code Extensions to Boost Your Coding Productivity Today I prepared for you my pick of relatively new, interesting extensions from the VS Code marketplace that have recently been growing in popularity. 27. Transitioning From VSCode to NeoVim As a DevOps engineer, I recently reached a significant milestone: I switched code editors for the fifth time in my career. 28. How to See Which Branch Your Teammates are on in VS Code In VS Code, open up the team tab by clicking on the GitLive icon on the activity bar. Locate the teammate you are interested in and click the arrow 29. Cloud Collaboration Tools for Engineering Teams It's a story about how I set up a development environment in five minutes 30. A Step-by-Step Introduction to CSS Preprocessors with VS Code It is fun to build cool and good looking pages when you know CSS like the back of your hand. But when you have a few hundred lines of code, this is exactly when things begin to get complicated and messy. This is where CSS preprocessors come to play, helping you to manage and improve the maintainability of your code. 31. Get Notified When There are Commits to Pull in VS Code With the help of GitLive’s new pull reminders, you can now pull sooner, reduce the chances of conflicts, and merge faster! 32. How to Add Custom Shortcuts and Code Snippets to VS Code In this article, we'll learn how to create custom VS Code shortcuts and code snippets. 33. How to Configure Useful User Snippets in VSCode for Golang In this article, I'll show how we can configure some useful user snippets in VSCode to make our life easier. 34. 3 Awesome Themes for Visual Studio Code More than 2,600,000 people use VS Code every month, up by over 160% in the last year. 35. Code Faster: 12 VS Code Shortcuts Here are 12 VS code shortcuts to help code faster. 36. Useful Tools To Make Working on HTML and CSS Easier Programmers and Developers are lazy people, they always want to make their jobs easy. They do not want manual and repetitive tasks. They want to automate tasks. 37. A New Hope for ML Experimentation A quick guide introducing the DVC VS Code extension by Iterative.ai, helping ML Engineers and Data scientists perform better experimentation 38. Top 5 VS Code Extensions for Remote Working A list of the best VS code extensions. 39. It Isn't Just GitLens: 6 Cool VS Code Extensions to Supercharge Git Yes, I know, we should all be terminal ninjas, memorising every git command yadda yadda. Or, like the caveman, we could put two sticks together (or in this case 40. 12 Best Vscode Extensions to Boost Your Productivity in 2022 This article is about some useful VScode Extensions that you can use to increase your productivity and save some time while programming in 2022. 41. 5 Best Plugins For Dev Teams Looking to Level Up Productivity 🔥🔥🔥 Best VS Code Plugins and JetBrains extensions for dev team. Boost developer productivity with GitLive, Tabnine, Stepsize, EditorConfig and Better Comments. 42. What Is Remote Pair Programming? COVID-19 may have forced us all into working remotely, but that doesn't mean we can't still pair program! The VS Code Live Share extension is here to help. 43. The Best IDEs and Code Editors for Learning Pyton In this post, we compare the best Python IDEs and Code Editors. 44. The Best Software for Dev Teams to Review as They Welcome 2022: A 2021 Highlight Reel How would I sum up 2021? 45. Debug your AWS Lambda in Production in just 5 steps By using AWS Lambda Debugger VS Code Extension, you can debug your serverless applications natively with their permissions. 46. Triple Your Results With These Top 8 VSCode Extensions We all use some VS Code extensions for our day to day development and are always on a hunt for more useful extensions. Here is a list of mine and how I use them: 47.  A Few Words on VS Code Go has hard opinions about how you should style and format your code. The big upside of this is that you don't need to spend hours setting up tools like ESLint, Prettier, JSLint, etc. That said, in order to take advantage of the styling and listing tools available in the toolchain, you need a dev environment that makes them easy to use. 48. Reduce Context Switching with these 7 VS Code Extensions Extensions that help you stay in the editor reduce context switching and help you reach the state of flow. 49. Fixing ChatGPT's Limitations for Coding Quickfix AI is an extension for VS Code that provides you instant solutions for errors in your code within your code editor using AI. 50. VS Code: What if I Need to Replace Something with $? In a previous article about VS Code, Search-and-Replace using RegEx, I had a question that prompted me to create this article so that I can remember what I did ... 51. The Ensuing Battle Between Python vs. .Net Continues C# and Python are two of the most popular languages with C# being widely used in business applications, while Python is more flexible and easier to learn. 52. VS Code Tutorial: How To Set Up A React.js Project With Next.js Express.js framework provides inbuild APIs which are very useful to build fast and scalable applications efficiently with React.js. 53. Setting up a Debugging Environment for Azure Functions 2.x using VS Code Overview 54. Introductory Guide to Debug Node.js Apps with Built-in or VS Code Debugger If you ask me on which task I've spent most of my time as a software developer, it would probably be bug fixing. Working with JavaScript apps, I've used console.log when debugging surely more than I should have. Learning how to become efficient at finding bugs in programs is a very important skill that can save you a lot of time. Debuggers help you with that task by providing tools to analyze your programs and run control execution flow. 55. I Built a VSCode Extension: ngrok for VSCode Over the Easter weekend, a four day weekend characterised by lockdowns all over the world, I decided to use the extra time I had at home to start a new project and learn a new skill. By the end of the weekend I was proud to release my first VSCode extension: ngrok for VSCode. 56. Real-Time GraphQL API Exploration with GraphQuill As software engineers, we use tools built by other devs dozens of times a day. Personally, I use over 15 VS Code extensions. Until my team and I set out to build GraphQuill, I didn’t have the slightest clue about the process of developing and publishing an extension. It’s been a fun and worthwhile experience working within the VS Code extension space, so when my team and I got together to discuss releasing GraphQuill, I insisted we include a behind the scenes look at the development process and what challenged/excited us throughout. 57. How To use Google Colab with VS Code Google Colab and VS Code are popular editor tools. Learn how you can use Google Colab with VS Code and take advantage of a full-fledged code editor. 58. How To Make Correct Line Endings Ever had the problem where you submit a pull request and the diff is waaaaay bigger than it should be? The code looks identical but GitHub is telling you that it's all different! This is typically due to a difference in line endings. Unix systems (Linux and Mac) default to the LF (line feed) character for line breaks. Windows on the other hand is "special" and defaults to CR/LF (carriage return AND line feed). 59. Shifting Containers Left: On the Quest for Reproducible Development Environments Photo by Casey Horner on Unsplash 60. Quick Guide to Install Node, Yarn, Git and VSCode on Linux, Mac, and Windows How to install Node, Yarn, Git and VSCode on Linux, Mac and Windows, a simple and easy guide to follow. 61. 10 VSCode Extensions To Make Your Life Easier I’ve been using VSCode for almost 2 years now and I like it so much. I’m sure that you like it too. Extensions are a core part of VSCode that adds extra functionality to the editor. I’ve installed about +40 extensions and here is my top 10 list. 62. Reduce Your Eye Fatigue With These Top 6 Fonts for Easier Programming in 2021 In this article, I'm going to share the best fonts you can use specifically for coding. Let's take a look! 63. How To Become A VSCode Girl - From A VSCode Girl I didn’t coin the term “VSCode girl” but I’m here to teach you how to become one. It’s a lifestyle, a mindset, not a stereotype. 64. 5 VSCode Quick Tips to Boost Your HTML Writing When I started writing HTML and CSS documents, I found out that one of the best ways to practice building websites was cloning some of them. I spent a lot of time dealing with monstrous HTML documents with tags full of texts and links, which sometimes was not the most exciting experience. Since then, I've managed to look for some time-savers that could improve my efficiency inside VSCode, and here are some that I found: Selecting blocks of text 65. How to Write Clean, Well Maintained Code Using a Static Analyzer and PMD A static analyzer can reduce the possibility of bugs, such as when you accidentally overwrite a variable with another value. 66. How to Configure VS Code for Java in 2022 VS Code is Java-ready! Learn which extensions to use and how to configure it to start coding Java in a modern IDE. 67. VS Code Extensions to Power Up Your JavaScript Development Important VS Code Extensions for JavaScript Developers. 68. 12 Visual Studio Code Shortcuts For Faster Coding There are some great tools and extensions that might help your coding experience enjoyable in the VS Code. That is great and all but there might be a chance you are missing out on some great shortcuts that VS code offers. That is why this article is here to help you with some of the most useful shortcuts for faster coding. 69. 7 VS Code Extensions for Frontend Developers As a developer, you’re always looking for cutting-edge tools, tricks, and extensions.  Here are 7 tools that'll improve your productivity and efficiency. 70. 5 Copy and Pasting Tips For Every Developer to Know Work Smarter, Not Harder. 71. Effective Coding Workflow: My VS Code Setup There are a lot of Code Editors, some are free and some are paid. Among all of them my favorite Code Editor is Visual Studio Code. It's free and has amazing features. I'm using it from the beginning of my web development journey. 72. Best IDEs for .NET Development The .NET Core platform makes it possible for businesses to develop applications for just about any platform—from Windows, macOS, Linux, and even mobile operating systems. This isn’t just a time saver, but a means to cut back on your budget. You will be able to develop across all platforms, and you won't have to hire developers for each ecosystem. Instead, you can hire one developer or a team of .NET developers to make it all happen. 73. Embedded Development: 5 Tools to Try in 2021 Advantages and Disadvantages: 5 Embedded Development Tools, Compared. 74. Become More Productive As A Developer With These Amazing VS Code Extensions How can developers be extra productive? You’re a developer or you manage a team of developers, higher productivity can get you extra things done through ... 75. 7 Must Use Tools For Newbie Web Developers During my journey of learning web development I came across this different technology and stuffs which are often used during web development or writing code and 76. Set up CSS stylelint on Visual Studio Code [Tutorial] While you’re coding it’s of great importance to know what does each line of our code and which elements are being affected by it but it is also important to follow good practices, and over time this can benefit us. 77. How to Create an Extension Pack for VSCode & Code Server This guide outlines and explains the process for creating an extension pack for VS Code & Code Server before publishing it on GitHub release using Travis CI. 78. Github Codespaces Vs. Gitpod: Choosing the Best Online Code Editor Gitpod and Github Codespaces are VS code-based online editors, with attached Linux env servers, which of them is best for you? 79. How You Can Set Up Remote Development Workflow With VS Code in Your Browser In this guide, I will be walking through VS Code-Server setup with DigitalOcean, as well as tweaks I have used to create a clean, simple workflow. 80. 4 Tips on How to Refactor Code in Visual Studio Code This article looks at how you can refactor your code using Visual Studio Code (VS Code) and Visual Studio Code plugins. 81. How to Run and Debug C / C++ Code via VSCode By the end of this short guide, you’d be able to run, debug, and get IntelliSense for C/C++ files in VSCode 82. Introducing Github1s: A Browser-Based VSCode Project Viewer Github1s is a hot new open source project that allows you to browse Github repositories in a VSCode-like UI right in your browser. 83. Free Tools That Will Help You Grow As A Front-End Developer In 2021 You only need this post to become a Front-end Developer because this post has nearly unlimited amount of every type of resources covering everything you.... 84. Introduction to Code-workshop-kit: a Tool for Remote Code Workshops I created a tool for people that teach code, called code-workshop-kit. It makes remote workshops interactive and allows for experiences similar to those in a classroom, and better. Thank you for checking out the 84 most read stories about Vscode on HackerNoon. to find the most read stories about any technology. Visit the /Learn Repo

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Let's learn about via these 50 free stories. They are ordered by most time reading created on HackerNoon. Visit the to find the most read stories about any technology. Ide /Learn Repo 1. Setting up a Web Develop Environment in Debian I am on Microverse working with a lot of people new to Software Development with Linux (I use this word to refer to Linux OS and all his derivatives or distros), and in web development we use certain tools and pipelines that are more difficult to set up in Windows. So I found that most of the people new to Linux struggle to set up the tooling and basic commands for the first time. 2. Deploying Ethereum Smart Contracts via Remix IDE Deploying a smart contract to the Ethereum Network is not as complicated as the process may appear. You only need to finish eight steps to get yours online. 3. How To Easily Align Your Code in Vim Aligning code, in general, does not provide any value. It's just to make code look more beautiful and easier to read. 4. Indent-Rainbow Tool for Making Your Code More Readable The article discusses the importance for using indent-rainbow to give some color to your code in HTML 5. GitLive Extension v11 Release: Merge Conflicts Detection in Real Time With our latest release, you can see your teammates’ changes to a file in the gutter of your editor and get notified of conflicts as soon as they occur even across branches and uncommitted changes! 6. On RT-Thread Studio IDE The integrated development environment (IDE) software plays an important role in embedded development, it can reduce repetitive work, minimize the difficulty of project development, improve work efficiency both in speed and quality, and accelerate the overall product development process. 7. I Built a VSCode Extension: ngrok for VSCode Over the Easter weekend, a four day weekend characterised by lockdowns all over the world, I decided to use the extra time I had at home to start a new project and learn a new skill. By the end of the weekend I was proud to release my first VSCode extension: ngrok for VSCode. 8. I Developed A Visual Development Tool For Web Applications with React Hi, my name is Alex, I’m the author of Webcodesk. In this article, I want to tell you why I created Webcodesk and why I consider it a great tool to develop Web applications with React. 9. Top 6 IDEs for Developers to Compile C++ Programs in 2021 C++ (C with Classes) is a high-performance, general-purpose programming language. C++ is valued in the job. We have listed the Top 6 C++ IDEs of 2021. 10. How To Code Faster with Hundreds of Shortcuts in TeaCode TeaCode is a time-saving app from Apptorium that gives you an enormous library of expendable code snippets for any programming language. Instead of typing the whole action, you can only put down the expander and it with unfold into a full section of code. Every time you use an expander, you save loads of efforts on hand-coding every line. Plus, you can create your own expanders in any language. 11. How To Use VIM for Frontend Development: 2020 Edition Why would you want to use an editor that is almost 30 years old?
Because it has come to stay, and isn’t it better to learn something that will stick around? Well, also because it is damn powerful. 12. Triple Your Results With These Top 8 VSCode Extensions We all use some VS Code extensions for our day to day development and are always on a hunt for more useful extensions. Here is a list of mine and how I use them: 13. Website Builder Tool Quarkly Goes Into Open Beta My name is Alex, and I’m a co-founder and lead developer at Quarkly.io. Quarkly is a project made by our small team of designers and developers, aimed at helping similar teams. Our goal with Quarkly is to make the life and workflow of designer-developer pairs easier, allowing them to work both independently and collaboratively, all in one environment. 14. Online Playgrounds to Learn Every Tech Stack on the Web 15. 10 Most Useful Code Editors Hotkeys Do you know what percentage of people do not use Ctrl+F when searching text on pages? 16. Introducing Free-To-Use IDE For Embedded Developers RT-Thread Studio IDE V1.1 is released with 7 New Features. What is RT-Thread Studio IDE: RT-Thread Studio is a one-stop development tool that has an easy-to-use graphical configuration system and a wealth of software packages and components resources, which is built to make the IoT development more simple and efficient. 17. How to Learn All VSCode Shortcuts on Mac, Linux and Windows Do you feel intimidated when you see other programmers quickly navigate through hundreds of lines of code, make blazing fast edits or open multiple tabs during development and hardly touch their mouse or touch-pad ? 18. How To Make Correct Line Endings Ever had the problem where you submit a pull request and the diff is waaaaay bigger than it should be? The code looks identical but GitHub is telling you that it's all different! This is typically due to a difference in line endings. Unix systems (Linux and Mac) default to the LF (line feed) character for line breaks. Windows on the other hand is "special" and defaults to CR/LF (carriage return AND line feed). 19. 10 Best Python IDEs & Code Editors: 2020 Edition Since its advent in 1991, Python has been the choice of coders due to its simple features that include ease of understanding and readability of code but not limited to just that. There have been lots of changes in the codebase over time due to the contribution from developers worldwide. Simple syntax and faster execution make Python a favorable language among programmers. It is used widely to create websites and primarily in big data operations. To make the task of running Python programs easier, many IDEs have been developed for programmers. These environments are equally suitable for beginners and advanced coders with a variety of in-built extensions, libraries, and plugins to ease the task of program execution. Let's walk you through these six IDEs that can ease your work with Python: 20. No More Mistakes With VSCode Expand-And-Collapse Options I recently had a large amount of data to refactor out of HTML and into JSON. The details about how I achieved this is a whole different article. What I want to document for myself (and maybe others will find it useful, even if it's only a refresher) are the various code expand and collapse options. 21. The First Dedicated IDE for React Web Applications - ReacTide 3.0 Beta is Finally Here In addition to the teams behind Netflix, eBay, Airbnb, Dropbox, Instagram, and Facebook, there are currently over 1.3 million websites and applications built on React, making it one of the most powerful and ubiquitous frameworks of all time. 22. Best IDEs for .NET Development The .NET Core platform makes it possible for businesses to develop applications for just about any platform—from Windows, macOS, Linux, and even mobile operating systems. This isn’t just a time saver, but a means to cut back on your budget. You will be able to develop across all platforms, and you won't have to hire developers for each ecosystem. Instead, you can hire one developer or a team of .NET developers to make it all happen. 23. Set up CSS stylelint on Visual Studio Code [Tutorial] While you’re coding it’s of great importance to know what does each line of our code and which elements are being affected by it but it is also important to follow good practices, and over time this can benefit us. 24. Automatic Window Resizing in Vim A common workflow in vim is to use multiple windows to view and edit various files at the same time. Once opened though, the size of each window often remains unchanged unless explicitly resized. 25. How To Block Security Vulnerabilities from Penetrating Your Code As continuous software deployments grow and become the accepted standard, security measures gain even more importance. From development and all the way through to production, security requirements should be adopted by all teams in an organization. 26. First-Hand Experience of Applying Nielsen's Usability Heuritics in Design Normal Nielsen's 10 heuristics can be abstract and hard to apply. Here is how we applied the “Match Between System and the Real World” principle. 27. Open-source RT-Thread IoT OS Launches its Embedded Integrated Development Environment RT-Thread, an open-source embedded real-time operating system that has launched its development tool: RT-Thread Studio. RT-Thread Studio is built on Eclipse but has innovative interface interaction designs and it is deep customization of Eclipse, easy and simple to use, even new developers can easily get started. RT-Thread Studio has the features of project creation and management, code editing, SDK management, RT-Thread configuration, build configuration, debugging configuration, program download and debug. 28. Understanding Debugging Using Non-breaking Breakpoints Tracepoints (AKA Logpoints) are slowly gaining some brand name recognition. But some still don't know about the whole non-breaking breakpoints family. 29. The Best IDEs and Code Editors for Learning Pyton In this post, we compare the best Python IDEs and Code Editors. 30. Github Codespaces Vs. Gitpod: Choosing the Best Online Code Editor Gitpod and Github Codespaces are VS code-based online editors, with attached Linux env servers, which of them is best for you? 31. My Experience of Working with PyCharm JetBrains IDE I always wanted to learn to code but was unable to give ample time because of my schedule. Thanks to Covid19, I started my python journey started recently in the lockdown. 32. Exclusive Integrated Development Environments to Code The Best In 2020 Software development or programming is not easy until you are a hardcore programmer. A while back, programmers had to code on dull command prompt screens, run the code on a separate compiler then debug it on some third platform. Today, although, programming needs the same dedication and efforts, it has become easier to code, compile, and debug in the same environment. All thanks to IDE-Integrated Development Environment platforms, which enable coders to perform all the major functions of programming in one place. 33. How to Use the Whiteboard in System Design Interviews You'll likely be asked some system design questions when interviewing at many tech companies today. Here's how to use the whiteboard to answer them effectively. 34. An In-Depth Guide to IC Programming and Best Practices to Follow The integration of Internet Identity (II for short) needs to be distinguished between the development environment and the main network environment. 35. Top 7 Python Extensions For IntelliJ IDEA It's so lonely at the top of Olympus. 36. Building Your First App Using C++ Builder (Part 1) Building mobile applications can be tasking sometimes. In this article, we will share a few steps you can take to build your first app using a free IDE. 37. 10 Best Python Tools, Libraries, and IDEs You Can Learn to Become a Better Python Programmer If you are looking for the best Python tools, libraries, and best IDEs for Python development, then you have come to the right place. 38. dbForge Studio vs. PL/SQL developer: Which Oracle IDE to choose? Both dbForge Studio and PL/SQL Developer are integrated development environments (IDEs) designed to help with Oracle database developmenttasks and PL/SQL coding productivity. However, just as any two tools,the ones we’re discussing are not exactly the same. Sometimes, it’s very important to know which solution to choose given your specific needs and preferences. In this article, we’ll look at the differences of dbForge Studio and PL/SQL Developer and analyze their strengths and weaknesses in detail. 39. Step-by-Step Guide on How to Work with the Velo Code Panel You edit the code for your site in the code panel, which is displayed at the bottom of the Editor. 40. Effective Coding Workflow: My VS Code Setup There are a lot of Code Editors, some are free and some are paid. Among all of them my favorite Code Editor is Visual Studio Code. It's free and has amazing features. I'm using it from the beginning of my web development journey. 41. What Is EditorConfig And Why You Should Use It Editor Config is an INI format based configuration system that let you establish project level coding standard; It allows configuring: indentation style, indentation size, line width and more. It helps in reducing the effort required to bring each team member to the consistent coding standards by automatically importing and applying the configuration to IDE. 42. "Vim is a Very Important Part of My Life," says Creator Bram Moolenaar We had a great talk with Bram Moolenaar, a Dutch computer programmer and an active member of the open-source software community. Bram is the original author, ma 43. Setting up Atom as a Python IDE [A How To Guide] In this article, I demonstrate how you can setup and maintain a python friendly development environment from within Atom.  Ideally, a developer wants to reduce the amount of window/application switching as much as possible and create repeatable workflows. 44. Comparing the Top 5 CAD Software for Electronics Design Development Every electronics design starts with Schematics and PCB design development. This is a core aspect in a building a new electronics product. There are a lot of special CAD software that help engineers automate this process and perform it faster. However, all these CAD programs are not the same since they have various tools, interfaces, and give developers different capabilities. 45. RT-Thread Studio IoT IDE v2.1.0 Update: Fresh Boards, NXP, and MicroChip RT-Thread Studio V2.1.0 offers a tool associated with tutorials, which helps developers create the BSP visually. Developers can now easily make a board support 46. Best Online Code Editors To Use In 2022🚀 Are you looking for the Best Online Code editors? Here is the collection of Best Online Code Editors For Web Developers. 47. We Built an IDE to work with API Design. Here's What We Did Hello there! Today is the day when we’re ready to present to the IT community TestMace, our IDE for API design. Some of you may know about it from the previous article. However, we haven’t yet provided you with an overall review of our tool, so here you go. 48. Hard to Learn but Way More Fun: Why You Should Try Vim To a large extent, Vim still has a bad rep. This has to change. But it needs a little help to get started, so here's a post explaining the basics, with gifs. 49. Command-Line Arguments In Java For Beginners ?A Java command line program accepts values from the command line during execution. With command line programs, you do not need a graphical user interface (GUI) 50. 10 Best IDE Software to Consider in 2021 The best IDE is based on a programmer’s needs and preferences. While Eclipse and IntelliJ IDEA can do many of the same things, some users may prefer Jetbrains. Thank you for checking out the 50 most read stories about Ide on HackerNoon. to find the most read stories about any technology. Visit the /Learn Repo

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