The AI Visual Studio Code

TLDR; Cursor is a VS Code fork with AI capabilities integrated directly. Visual Studio Code is one of the most popular and loved IDEs by developers. And it’s understandable. It’s an excellent and complex IDE that has everything you need. I enjoy it, and I have been using…

Goodbye Chrome… hello, Edge?!

If you search "the most popular browsers" on the internet, you'll see Google Chrome at the top of all lists. And not only is it in the first place, but it's a huge difference between it and the others. In most lists, Chrome has…

Should New Developers Use AI Coding Tools?

AI coding tools like GitHub Copilot, ChatGPT and similar tools took the software development world by storm. Some developers love them, some dismiss them, and the rest are neutral. Personally, I enjoy using them, and I believe they can help developers of all levels, including new developers. However, there are…

The Best 32 Git GUI Clients for Mac OS X

Git is a version control system developers use to track changes in their code and collaborate with other developers on projects. While you can use git from the command line, many developers prefer to use a graphical user interface (GUI) client to make their workflow more efficient. This article presents…

Compare Website Screenshots With Node.JS And Puppeteer

In this tutorial, we will build a simple application that takes multiple screenshots of a webpage and detect the differences. But first, why would you want to do that? You might want to test the webpage after you deploy new changes and compare the two versions. Or, perhaps you want…

iTerm2 + Oh-My-Zsh: Supercharge Your Mac Terminal

If you are using the default terminal on macOS and reading this article, chances are you are dissatisfied with it. I do not blame you, though. The default macOS terminal looks outdated and it also lacks many features. Figure 1 I mean, look at it! It does not look very…