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VS Code
VS Code remains the default editor for many developers and the baseline for comparing AI-first coding tools. This topic covers its extension ecosystem, remote development, Git workflows, and how it stacks up against Cursor, Windsurf, JetBrains, and web IDEs.
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Cursor should not copy VS Code’s new design
Cursor should keep its own UI language instead of mirroring VS Code’s new Modern UI.
Run Linux containers on WSL with wslc
Set up WSL 2.9.3+ and use wslc.exe to build, run, and inspect Linux containers on Windows.
20 AI coding assistants, stripped down for 2026
I broke down Axify’s 20-tool review into a practical guide, with the tradeoffs, use cases, and a copy-ready evaluation template.
VS Code turns a folder into a workspace
I break down VS Code’s workspace model, command palette, terminal, and extensions into a copyable setup.
Microsoft is betting the AI stack on controllable, domain-tuned models
Microsoft is shifting from generic AI demos to controllable, domain-tuned models across its stack.
12 open source dev tools that matter in 2026
12 open source developer tools in 2026, with the versions, licenses, and tradeoffs that matter for teams choosing now.
How to audit Copilot co-author commit metadata
Learn how to verify and control Copilot’s co-author line in Git commit messages.
VS Code vs Cursor vs Windsurf in 2026
VS Code, Cursor, Windsurf, JetBrains, and web IDEs each win on different axes in 2026. Here’s the practical breakdown for teams.
Cursor, Kimi, and the Open Source Bet
Cursor’s new coding model hit near-state-of-the-art performance at one-eighth the price, and its stack points straight to open source.
Claude Code March 2026 update fixes key bugs
Anthropic’s Claude Code March 2026 update adds --console login, a turn-duration toggle, and dozens of fixes across CLI, voice, and VS Code.