Added an option to pin your frequently searched files, text, functions, variables, documentation, configurations, and comments. 📌
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Added an option to pin your frequently searched files, text, functions, variables, documentation, configurations, and comments. 📌
VS Code needs a better search and I'm making one.
Another project I've been developing is now live! 🚀 Link in replies.
It's a web application to help developers stay informed about the technologies they use. You select the tech stack you work with, and get a feed of updates filtered by both technology and update type.
"Language doesn’t exist to oppress us — it exists to promote the clarity of expression."
— John Green
www.youtube.com/watch?v=Bd8r...
And although I agree that many AI-generated texts tend to overuse or misuse punctuation, it feels odd to instantly flag something so natural and useful as artificial. Writing styles vary. People think and write in different rhythms, and punctuation helps reflect that.
Apparently, using an em dash (—), en dash (–), or hyphen (-) in a text is now used to classify it as AI-written.
They help structure a sentence without breaking the flow by adding rhythm, clarity, and precision when used intentionally. Sometimes a comma feels too weak, and a period too final.
I've been developing a web application to help developers stay informed about the technologies they use.
You choose the tech stack you work with, and get a feed of updates filtered by both technology and update type.
I published my first extension on the @vscode.dev marketplace: markdown-commands.
It adds slash commands, keyboard shortcuts, and command palette entries for quickly inserting commonly used Markdown elements.
marketplace.visualstudio.com/items?itemNa...
There seems to be a clear difference between the skills people in tech talk about and the ones companies actually hire for.
Some skills dominate conference talks, blog posts, and social media, but rarely show up in job ads.
Reminder: visibility and demand aren’t always aligned.
Happy birthday! 🥳
10 most wanted Cybersecurity skills by recruiters.
10 most wanted AI / ML skills by recruiters.
10 most wanted Technical Writing skills by recruiters.
10 most wanted Management skills by recruiters.
10 most wanted Mobile (iOS/Android) skills by recruiters.
10 most wanted Quality Assurance skills by recruiters.
10 most wanted UX / UI skills by recruiters.
10 most wanted Full Stack skills by recruiters.
10 most wanted Data skills by recruiters.
10 most wanted DevOps skills by recruiters.
10 most wanted Backend skills by recruiters.
10 most wanted Frontend skills by recruiters.
10 most wanted skills by recruiters.
I’ve been analyzing thousands of job advertisements to identify the most in-demand skills across different IT departments. 🧵
The results of the top 10 most requested skills per department based on real job market data.
skillsets.tech
I've been developing a web application to help developers stay informed about the technologies they actually use, rather than what's popular.
You choose the tech stack you work with, and get a feed of updates filtered by both technology and update type.
More soon.
Changelog feed to track updates for your tech stack. Coming soon.
Over the weekend, I gave ChatGPT and Claude the database structure behind techbook.digital and asked to generate a simple spin-off project idea.
The result was techwordoftheday.vercel.app, displaying one technical term with its definition each day.
