In one of my earlier articles, I showed how you can preview HTML files inside Visual Studio Code. That setup worked well for testing static pages, but what if you want to go beyond markup and bring interactivity into the mix? With
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Once upon a time, coding meant sitting down, writing structured logic, and debugging for hours. Fast-forward to today, and we have Vibe Coding, a trend where people let AI generate entire chunks of code based on simple prompts. No syntax, no debugging,
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There was a time when coding meant painstakingly writing every line, debugging cryptic errors at 3 AM, and pretending to understand regex. But in 2025? Coding has evolved, or rather, it has vibed into something entirely new. Enter Vibe Coding, a phenomenon
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Have you ever heard of do it all software? If not, then the VS Code will be the perfect example for it. You can find support for almost every programming language possible to plug-ins that will let you extend its features more
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VS Code is undoubtedly one of the most popular code editors. Similarly, GitHub is the most popular platform among coders. Both Microsoft products gel quite well. You can seamlessly code in VS Code and push changes to your GitHub repo. It makes
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GNOME may have ditched Gedit as the default text editor but it is still a favorite of long-time Linux users. It is primarily a text editor, but with some tweaks, it can work as a lightweight code editor. Yeah! Why use VS
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Google developed the Go programing language to create a language that is as powerful as C++ but follows simple syntax like Python. And because of its efficiency, platforms such as Docker, Kubernetes, and Terraform are written in the Go language. If you
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