I used to be that developer who opened VS Code with absolutely nothing installed except the default theme. Thought I was a purist. Thought all these extensions were bloat. Spoiler: I was wrong, and I wasted a lot of time. The thing about VS Code extensions is that they're not mandatory—but once you find the right ones, going back feels like coding with y…
Read moreI was skeptical. Really skeptical. When GitHub Copilot first landed on my radar, I thought it was one of those tools that looked impressive in demos but fell apart in real work. You know the type — great for conference talks, useless when you've got actual deadlines. But after four months of using it daily (sometimes for 6+ hours straight), I've comp…
Read moreSix months ago, I had seven different AI subscriptions running. ChatGPT Plus, Claude Pro, Perplexity, Grammarly Premium, Notion AI, and a couple others I'd honestly forgotten about . Total monthly burn? Around ₹4,500 ($55). Then I got annoyed. Not because the paid tools are bad — they're genuinely good. But I realized I was paying for features I used…
Read moreI'm going to be direct: the job market in 2025 isn't what it was three years ago. I spend my days testing tools, interviewing developers, and watching what companies are actually hiring for—not what LinkedIn says they want. And the gap between those two things? It's massive. Here's what I've learned from talking to hiring managers across…
Read moreI spent three years telling people GitHub Pages was only for developers and portfolio projects. Then I actually used it to host a client's blog, and I had to eat my words. The honest answer? Yes, you can build a real, functional website on GitHub Pages for free. But there's a catch—or maybe several. Let me walk you through what actually works, what …
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