I Stopped Using Heavy IDEs. AI Became My IDE.
I used to think a serious developer needed a serious IDE. Big project? Open PhpStorm. Design work? Open Photoshop. Need every refactor, every inspecti…
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Designing Atlantico: a calm theme for focused development
I recently published Atlantico, a calm theme for Visual Studio Code and compatible editors, built around soft contrast, clear syntax roles, and a cohe…
I Built a VS Code Extension for Google's Antigravity CLI (Because I Refuse to Leave My Editor)
There's a pattern I've noticed with every new AI coding tool that comes out: they all want you to switch editors. Or open a new terminal. Or context-s…
Claude Code Workflows: The Plan Moves Out of Claude's Head and Into a Script You Can Edit
Subagents, skills, and agent teams all keep the plan in one place: Claude's head. Claude decides, turn by turn, what to spawn next, and every result h…
Built Log Stripper: A VS Code Extension to Remove Debug Logs Across 23+ Languages
Every developer has a version of this story. You're about to open a pull request. The code works. The tests pass. Everything looks good. Then you do o…
Arazzo Visualizer: Run API Workflows in VS Code
Most apps don't just call one API endpoint. They call a whole chain of them. For example, you might log in, get a token, and then pass that token to a…
BugBench: a developer origin story and practical guide for VS Code / Kiro users
A short origin: BugBench began as a scrappy NetBeans plugin, matured into CodeRef for IntelliJ with a robust Java/Kotlin analysis engine, and was late…
Continuous integration in IRIS with Git and Jenkins
Introduction In healthcare interoperability environments, InterSystems Health Connect typically contains critical components such as productions, busi…
GitHub Internal Repositories Breached: Source Code and Internal Data Allegedly Exfiltrated in 2026 Supply Chain Attack
Introduction In one of the most alarming cybersecurity incidents of 2026, GitHub confirmed unauthorized access to its internal repositories on May 20,…
MPP TestKit VSCode Extension - Inline HTTP 402 Payment Flow Hints
The problem it solves When you're building or testing a pay-per-request API with MPP TestKit , you're juggling a few moving parts at once: mppFetch au…
The Agent Harness Is the Real Product. The Model Is Just the Engine.
On May 15, the VS Code team published a blog post that quietly reframed the last two years of "best coding model" arguments. Buried inside it is a sca…
How to Use Paper MCP Server Inside a Dev Container
If you use Paper as your MCP server and develop inside a Docker-based dev container (VS Code Dev Containers, Cursor, or any devcontainer-compatible ed…
Running Local AI (Self-hosted) Coding Assistants in VS Code with Ollama and GitHub Copilot
Introduction GitHub Copilot now supports Bring Your Own Key (BYOK), allowing developers to connect local or self-hosted AI models directly into VS Cod…
Build a VS Code Webview with Vue, Vite, Tailwind CSS, and VS Code-Themed Components
This tutorial shows how to create a VS Code extension that opens a custom webview powered by: Vue for the webview UI Vite for fast frontend builds Tai…
Stop Writing Code. Start Managing Agents. (A VSCode vs. Antigravity Story)
Coding in VSCode vs. Google Antigravity: A Developer's Honest Take Two editors. Two philosophies. One very opinionated comparison. So you've heard the…
When VS Code Writes: Unpacking the 'Co-authored by Copilot' Confusion
In recent months, a peculiar behavior observed in Visual Studio Code (VS Code) has sparked discussions among developers: the automatic insertion of th…
I Built a VS Code Extension "Show History for Selection"
I Built a VS Code Extension to Bring IntelliJ’s “ Show History for Selection ” Experience If you come from IntelliJ, you probably miss one super usefu…