At Codiga, we have made it our mission to ensure that all of our smart developer tools can be easily utilized in multiple environments thanks to our plugins. Picking the most suitable IDE for your task is just the beginning, but knowing what tools to integrate with your chosen environment is what will take your productivity to the next-level. Picking the right one can be a tough choice!
Integrated development environments (IDE) are as important to developers as are created equal. When getting started in your coding career, choosing the right tools to be successful is a must. GitLens 12 has you covered on v and v when viewing or editing GitHub repos.Codiga’s Ultimate Guide to Microsoft Visual Studio Code You can easily see a heatmap view comparing previous versions, even if you don’t have the repo cloned locally, or see a side-by-side file blame view to get to the bottom of the commit history for a single line. This feature is all about bringing the power of GitLens to the web, expanding the access of beloved features like inline blame, blame annotations, heatmaps, and history navigation. GitLens takes advantage of the GitHub repositories support VS Code for the Web provides, granting users access to Git functionality otherwise unavailable. This is a huge advancement for v and GitLens users and we are so proud to be part of this bold, future-looking phase of VS Code’s evolution. Now, anyone will be able to access GitLens features when working with their GitHub repos through v or v.
Users are now able to leverage GitLens inside Visual Studio Code for the Web, which provides the text editing experience of VS Code online, directly in a browser with no install required.
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