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dev.to > van_dang_6bb5eb169b88a3c9 > for-vs-code-lovers-you-can-have-a-colored-border-and-more-from-now-2lem

For VS Code lovers, you can have a colored border and more from now...

16+ min ago   (20+ words) I keep 5-10 VS Code windows open across different repos/worktrees, and Alt-Tab / the taskbar show the... Tagged with vscode....


dev.to > agasta > how-i-rebuilt-openstreetmaps-category-model-during-gsoc-68f

How I Rebuilt OpenStreetMap’s Category Model During GSoC

30+ min ago   (1231+ words) Oh hey! I'm Agasta... I believe you don't know me, so here's my intro. This summer I was selected for... Tagged with opensource, postgres, python, gsoc....


note.com > yuri_35880 > n > n3b637b5f3306

5 Instructions Every ChatGPT Beginner Should Learn First | With Copy-Paste Examples｜yukari

1+ day, 9+ hour ago   (68+ words) When I first started using ChatGPT, at the beginning, I thought, "This is incredibly convenient!" It could think of sentences for me. It could plan my meals. It could even create Instagram posts. "Could it be that it can do…...


dev.to > steve_m > data-structures-in-python-1bhk

lets explore data Structures in Python

1+ hour, 8+ min ago   (762+ words) This guide covers how to create, access, modify, and remove data in each structure, with worked examples. A list can hold data of any type, and data of various types can be stored in the same list. Lists are mutable,…...


dev.to > segniadebagodsson > building-a-development-environment-for-monkey-part-1-syntax-highlighting-with-tree-sitter-39oj

Building a development environment for Monkey: Part 1 - Syntax highlighting with Tree-sitter

1+ hour, 37+ min ago   (1361+ words) Intro A few years ago on a quest of learning Go, I followed Writing An Interpreter In Go... Tagged with treesitter, syntaxhighlighting, customlanguage....


dev.to > brendonhenrrique > -1c5g

Iniciando meus estudos em Event Loop

1+ hour, 42+ min ago   (9+ words) ✨♻️ JavaScript Visualized: Event Loop... Tagged with beginners, javascript, learning....


dev.to > tanmay_gupta_f5e6a6c64ad2 > how-to-escape-tutorial-hell-in-2026-and-actually-build-projects-4co1

How to Escape "Tutorial Hell" in 2026 (And Actually Build Projects)

1+ hour, 45+ min ago   (264+ words) We’ve all been there: buying 5 Udemy courses, saving 30 YouTube videos, and starting 10 different roadmaps, only to feel completely stuck. The main reason for "tutorial hell" isn't a lack of discipline — it's decision fatigue. You spend more energy deciding WHAT to…...


dev.to > fatimazehrashakeel > -i-built-my-developer-portfolio-as-a-pixel-art-world-1911

# I Built My Developer Portfolio as a Pixel-Art World

2+ hour ago   (200+ words) So I turned my career into a small pixel-art world. Different islands represent different parts of my journey, with buildings and locations representing my education, work experience, projects, and other things I've built along the way. The first version didn't…...


dev.to > memorysync_rafay > zero-signup-docs-mcp-how-to-query-technical-documentation-directly-inside-cursor-1hcc

Zero-Signup Docs MCP: How to Query Technical Documentation Directly Inside Cursor

2+ hour, 23+ min ago   (343+ words) If you use Cursor, Windsurf, or Claude Code to build software, you have inevitably encountered the "Hallucinated API" problem: The typical workaround is frustrating: you switch tabs, find the official documentation website, copy-paste 3 pages of markdown into the Cursor chat…...


dev.to > friedengineers > how-to-scope-an-ai-engineering-project-that-can-actually-be-finished-5cbl

How to Scope an AI Engineering Project That Can Actually Be Finished

2+ hour, 14+ min ago   (663+ words) A lot of AI project ideas sound impressive but are difficult to finish. The problem is usually not the model. It is the scope. A strong student project has a clear input, a measurable output, a realistic dataset, and one…...