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VS Code is very slow on my 4GB RAM Chromebook, but I need the diff tool to commit changes on a project. So I wonder what if I just open it in the background and use vscode.dev for the coding?
Linux VS Code use around 400MB of RAM. While on idle, my Chromebook already takes up 3GB RAM, so it doesn't show any noticeable difference in system performance, except for the initial application load.
https://www.blogger.com/comment/fullpage/post/8166404610182826392/6059206262860954295You can auto open a project folder as workspace in Chrome DevTools. Workspace allows you to edit the project files directly from DevTools.
Previously, it is done manually by selecting the project folder to open as workspace. Now, DevTools can recognize the project folder by reading the com.chrome.devtools.json file inside the project folder.
There was this white flickering when I scrolled the page after switching back from another tab. It happened really fast that I needed to record the screen and check the video frame by frame.
https://www.blogger.com/comment/fullpage/post/8166404610182826392/2993637956607339887 truePlain JavaScript starter code to build localStorage data server. The data is automatically parsed from and converted back to JSON format upon saving.
https://www.blogger.com/comment/fullpage/post/8166404610182826392/5698344969611113060 trueA simple guide to deploy files to firebase hosting.
https://www.blogger.com/comment/fullpage/post/8166404610182826392/6831968750035713455 trueWell, console.log is already short enough. In VS Code, you can simply type log to expand it into console.log.
Can we make it even faster, though? Sure, by typing asd. Here's the VS Code snippet: