I work at GitHub and like to explore the future of software. Between GitHub and Microsoft (where I previously worked), I've had a chance to build some fun stuff over the last 18 years (e.g. Codespaces, Github Spark, IntelliCode, Visual Studio, Live Share, ASP.NET, browser tools for IE, CodePush).
I also love Visual Studio Code, and in particular, it's extensibility ecosystem. As a result, I work on a few extensions that allow me to optmiize my personal workflow, and noodle on ideas in developer collaboration/knowledge sharing:
GistPad - Create and edit GitHub Gists and repos, directly from the editor, and without needing to clone anything. I think of GitHub as the universal developer storage, and so GistPad is trying to provide a remotely editable client, so that it's easier to edit and access your knowledge ๐
CodeTour - Record and playback guided tutorials for codebases. It's like a table-of-contents for projects, and helps walk developers through a codebase, directly from the comfort of their editor.
CodeSwing - A fun and interactive coding environment for building web applications snippets (aka "swings").
GitDoc - Edit a local Git repo like a multi-file, versioned document. Auto-commit your changes, easily manage history, and keep your changes in sync, without needing to care about the Git CLI at all!
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