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Edmond Hui

Software Engineer

Sep 16, 2022

How to set up a developer environment on Mac and PC

The hardest part of becoming a software engineer is starting. New developers may feel overwhelmed and never take the first step. Before writing a line of code every developer needs to first set up their dev environment. This article is to help non-de...

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Galih Muhammad

Senior Engineer at WeTransfer

Sep 19, 2022

Nice article, Edmond!

Glad that the WSL on windows is getting more attention! I've always dreamed to be able to do some serious ruby coding in my gaming Windows PC, but despite the major breakthrough in WSL, it's still very slow compared to my M1 Macbook ^_^

Wojtek X

Sep 17, 2022

Hey Edmond Hui

not Virtual Studio Code, but Visual Studio Code.

That's it, now you can start coding!

Well, kind of. While above is true for those who want just to treat VSC as a playground of sorts, its not enough for any professional. For it, youneed to install extensions. At the very least these ones that greatly improves quality of work.

Edmond Hui

Software Engineer

Sep 19, 2022

Thank you, fixed the typo. I'm a big fan of some extensions, I could probably write a whole article about the best VSCode extensions.

Wojtek X

Sep 20, 2022

Edmond Hui

I'm a big fan of some extensions

Oh yes, so do I..............some of therm is so must-have that should be added to core imho.

I could probably write a whole article about the best VSCode extensions.

Go ahead :) Im sure it will be good read :)