Gabriel

I love VSCode and you should too, especially if you're into stuff like VueJS and TypeScript. First off, this thing eats large text files for breakfast. You know those bulky logs or huge JSONs? Opens 'em up in the blink of an eye. But let's talk aesthetics. The themes are a visual feast. Honestly, it's like the IDE knows how to set the mood for a late-night coding session. The colors pop, and my eyes are like, "Yeah, we can do this all day." Extensions? They've got some killer ones specifically for VueJS and TypeScript. It's like turning your coding environment into a Swiss Army knife, no joke. And.... the peer coding feature is next level. Once you get into VSCode, everything else feels like you're coding with one hand tied behind your back. It's that good.

It's a lifesaver for finding amazing photos, and they're all free. Seriously, the quality is next level, like something you'd see in a magazine. And it's so easy to use. You find your pic, click download, and you're good to go. The photographers are awesome too. They're putting up some really great shots, making it a win for everyone. I've used it for getcapte and even just for fun, and it's always come through. So, if you need good pics for anything, Unsplash is the place. Once you try it, you won't look back.

This NextJS boilerplate is a game-changer for anyone in the startup game. Why? Three big reasons: Time-to-Market: forget about lengthy development cycles; this boilerplate enables you to take your startup from concept to a live product in just days (hours ?). Versatility: it got me well covered, a real Swiss Army knife. Everything you need at the begining and after is packed in. Speed of execution: it allowed me to transition from idea and brainstorming to full-blown production in a jaw-dropping time. Thanks !!!

Love it ! the June team is really awesome