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Top 7 Useful Tools for Developers | Do you use any of these regularly?

Here are seven tools that developers often find handy: Git : Essential for version control, allowing multiple developers to collaborate on projects seamlessly. Integrated Development Environment (IDE) : Tools like Visual Studio Code , IntelliJ IDEA , or Eclipse provide a comprehensive environment for coding, debugging, and managing projects. Docker : Simplifies the process of packaging, distributing, and running applications in lightweight containers, ensuring consistency across different environments. Postman : A popular API development and testing platform that simplifies the process of building and testing APIs. Jira or Trello : Great for project management and tracking tasks, helping teams stay organized and focused. Stack Overflow : While not a traditional tool, this Q&A platform is a goldmine for developers seeking solutions to coding problems or looking for best practices. Slack or Microsoft Teams : Communication is key in development, and these collaboratio...

What’s New in Visual Studio Code Update?

What Is Visual Studio Code? The latest update of Visual Studio Code is awesome!   Visual Studio Code is a code editor as like many other code editors. Why We Use Visual Studio Code ? Visual Studio Code combines the simplicity of a source code editor with powerful developer tooling, like IntelliSense code completion and debugging. It supports macOS , Linux , and Windows . It will now become our primary tool for web development and some important highlights updates. 1.       Multiline search improvements : In this updates, we can easily create multi-line search patterns without using regex. 2.       Custom title bar on Linux : In this updates, the custom title and menu bar is now the default on Linux. 3.       References view : In this updates, find all references view includes history of recent searches. 4.       Snippet comment variables : In this updates, sni...

What Is Visual Studio Code?

Visual Studio Code is   free ,   cross platform , super- fast   and   lightweight   code editor. It was developed by   Microsoft   for Windows, Linux and OS X. It was announced on  April 29, 2015  by Microsoft at the 2015 Build conference and it was released under the  MIT License  on Nov 18, 2015, and its source code posted to  GitHub . What Are the differences between Visual Studio Code and Visual Studio? Visual Studio Code  - 1.        Visual Studio Code is based on files and folders. You can open a file or folder that contains project files or code. 2.        Visual Studio Code Works on windows, Linux and mac and it is cross platform. 3.        Visual Studio Code is based on files and folders. You can open a file or folder that contains project files or code. 4.        Visual Studi...

How To Change Theme in Visual Studio Code?

How to edit default dark theme for Visual Studio Code? In your Visual Studio Code - Ctrl+K Ctrl+T The following Steps - ü   Open File > Preferences > Color Theme ü   Use the cursor keys to preview the Colors of the theme ü   Select the theme you want and hit Enter The Steps looks like – I hope you are enjoying with this post! Please share with you friends. Thank you!!