2d ago · 4 min read · As a MERN Stack developer, I spend most of my day inside Visual Studio Code. Over time, I realized that the right extensions can save hours of work, reduce errors, and make development much more enjoy
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4d ago · 13 min read · 💡 Running a large language model (LLM) locally gives you absolute privacy, zero ongoing subscription costs, and the ability to work entirely offline. It is ideal if you have strict data security need
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May 23 · 6 min read · Introduction If you've been writing Salesforce CLI commands in one terminal window while context-switching to VS Code to write code, there's now a better way. The Salesforce DX MCP Server lets GitHub
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May 6 · 5 min read · If you’ve ever opened the VS Code extensions marketplace, you’ve probably felt it—too many options, too much noise. It’s easy to install everything that looks cool… and end up with a slow, cluttered e
Join discussionApr 26 · 7 min read · Every decision in DotShare v3.2.5's Universal Drafts System — the union types, the globalState choice, the upsert pattern — and the wrong versions I tried before landing on these. Good architecture is
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Apr 26 · 11 min read · Introduction I recently built Q Log Session Viewer — a VS Code extension that reads Amazon Q chat history and debug logs from your local machine and displays them in a browsable, filterable UI right i
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Apr 16 · 2 min read · GitHub Copilot agent is powerful — but it stops and waits for your input, silently. If you stepped away, you miss it entirely. I built Copilot Remote Control to fix this. What it does Copilot Remote C
Join discussionApr 16 · 2 min read · Most developers default to Copilot Agent mode for everything. It feels powerful, and it is — but it's also burning 3,000+ tokens on questions that Ask mode handles in 500. I noticed this in my own wor
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