Mehul Lakhanpal

Mehul Lakhanpal

DevboxDevbox
Built Array Builder, Fireboard, FileOps
55 points

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Mehul Lakhanpal•

6yr ago

Github Marker - Mark links as read, favorite or bookmark in github

The extension provides 3 options attached to every link found on github related pages:
1. Mark as Read/Unread
2. Favorite/Un-Favorite a link
3. Bookmark/Unbookmark a link
Mehul Lakhanpal•

5yr ago

Note Box - A chrome extension to add notes/todos based on URL

A Chrome Extension that provides an environment for every domain/URL. Revisit the notes when back to that URL or access it from `Home`.
Mehul Lakhanpal•

5yr ago

File Ops - Easily tag/alias files & quick switch between files

File Ops - A VS Code Extension
Features:
1. File Tag - Tag/Alias/Bookmark files
2. Quick Switch - Quickly switch between files. ex. Switch between example.css & example.js using hotkey
3. Related Files - View files from the current directory and switch
Mehul Lakhanpal•

3yr ago

Array Builder - A free tool to visualize the output of array operations

A free tool to visualize the output of array operations
Provide an array, write code inside map/reduce/filter blocks & see the results live in the adjacent column.
It simplifies writing blocks of code & debugging chained operations
Mehul Lakhanpal•

4yr ago

Fireboard - A personal work tracker for software developers

Track daily/pending work using chrome extension/web app ➕  Add & View daily tasks 🕖  Assign deadlines to tasks ✅  Mark tasks as completed ✨  Group tasks by feature 📅  Add date to start/end a feature 🗒️  View daily work done ⏪  View complete work timeline
Mehul Lakhanpal•

3yr ago

Devbox - A UI for local storage

A chrome extension that shows data from local storage for easy viewing & copy-paste. Add entries by selecting local storage keys to display the value in the UI. Click on a value to copy.
Mehul Lakhanpal•

3yr ago

File Ops - A simpler way to import files in VS Code

File Import - Paste the path to other files easily.
Copy a file path using the shortcut 'Ctrl/Cmd+Shift+C' and paste a path to this file using 'Ctrl/Cmd+Shift+V'.

Alternative ways are from the context menu or vs code command.