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In this step-by-step guide, you’re going to learn how to run a small local project or service in the cloud using VS Code’s local port… Read More »VS Code: Run Local Projects in Cloud with Port Forwarding
VS Code introduced a new useful feature that allows you to try out themes without installing them. 🎥 Check out this video for a showcase of… Read More »Try VS Code Themes Without Installing Them
Usually, when you want to switch branches, you use git checkout branch-name. But let’s say you’re working with two branches and want a quick way… Read More »Switch Between Two Git Branches – Quickest Way!
Did you know the user interface of DevTools is built with HTML, CSS, and JavaScript? This means you can inspect and debug DevTools with DevTools.… Read More »Inspect DevTools with DevTools
Let’s find out how we can detect the user’s browser and the operating system (OS) using plain JavaScript. The Navigator To get such information, we… Read More »Detect User’s Browser & OS Using JavaScript
So you’re trying to quit XAMPP and you’re getting these errors: Error: Cannot create file “C:\xampp\xampp-control.ini” Access is denied Exception EAccessViolation in module xampp-control.exe at… Read More »Fix XAMPP Errors On Quit (2 Ways)
In this post, you’re going to learn step-by-step how to change the favicon on tab switching using plain JavaScript. We’re going to implement it so… Read More »How to Change Favicon on Tab Switching Using JavaScript
If you accidentally type a command wrong, Git will try to figure out what you meant and list similar commands that you might have been… Read More »Autocorrect Git Commands
I think customizing the cursor can make your coding experience more enjoyable and efficient. That’s why in this post I’m going to show you how… Read More »VS Code: Change Cursor Color, Style & Animation
If you find yourself trying to group multiple console.log() like this: Then allow me to show you a better alternative. You can use console.group() to… Read More »Group console.logs in JavaScript