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A package for bootstrapping GitLab's context-aware Web IDE.

The VS Code extension for GitLab is available at https://gitlab.com/gitlab-org/gitlab-vscode-extension

VS Code HTML-Validate extension

A simple TUI app for search and replace keywords across your project

Contains my universal, everyday, go-to IDE configuration - which allows me to streamline my work and better focus myself.

Custom color themes for vscode

The main Project for the Create:Remote Development group.

A ready-to-use development environment for writing and compiling LaTeX documents

E-inkish, but with lighter borders and with lightly contrasting regions. Inspired by E-Ink 2 by Mufanzaa.

Ghost-ish, but with borders and with contrasting colors in Activity- and Side-bars. Forked from Setiish and using new syntax colors.

Humane-Dark color theme for VSCode, Codium, AzureDataStudio and Code-OSS.

VSCode / VSCodium / *Code-OSS / AzureDataStudio color theme that is a little like Humane-Like, but with brighter, more contrasting colors.

VSCode / VSCodium / *Code-OSS / AzureDataStudio color theme that is a Dark theme in Matrix style, with borders and with matching colors in Activity- and Side-bars.

AmberCrt-ish, but with borders and with matching colors in Activity- and Side-bars. Inspired by various amber CRT monitors, and based around the color #FFBF00 AKA hsl(44, 100%, 50%).

This project aims to create a tarball of selected Visual Studio Code extensions based on a YAML file. This tarball can be used in air-gapped environments where direct access to the Visual Studio Code Marketplace is not possible.

This is a sample project for launching a VB.NET program from a VisualStudio Code extension and enabling two-way communication. https://federicoboccaccio.wordpress.com/2025/10/26/vscode-extension-test-two-way-communication/

Clean C++ CMake Ninja VSCode template

ManiaScript language support for Visual Studio Code

Integrates MSLint into Visual Studio Code

Projeto acadêmico desenvolvido na disciplina de Linguagem de Programação do curso de Análise e Desenvolvimento de Sistemas na Universidade Anhanguera. O objetivo é implementar em Python um programa que calcule o IMC (Índice de Massa Corpórea), apresentando a classificação de acordo com os valores de referência. O código foi inicialmente desenvolvido no VSCode e posteriormente testado no Google Cloud Shell Editor.