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André Casal
United States
Приєднався 15 чер 2013
Tech entrepreneur, founder of launchfast.pro
Building LaunchFast in Public: Updates on Landing Page, Affiliate Partnerships & Stripe
Follow André, founder of LaunchFast, as he shares updates on improving his developer-focused stack, partnering with affiliates, integrating Stripe payments, and launching Hackathon Lisbon. Stay tuned for insights on accelerating web development!
Go to for more updates: andrecasal.substack.com/p/progress-update
Go to for more updates: andrecasal.substack.com/p/progress-update
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Відео
LaunchFast.pro Update - Upvote Roadmap Features 🎉
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Welcome to our latest update on LaunchFast.pro! 🚀 In this video, I'll show you how users can upvote features on the product roadmap. This is your chance to shape the future of LaunchFast.pro by voting for the features you want to see next! Watch the video to learn how you can: • Explore the product roadmap • Upvote your favorite features • Influence the development of LaunchFast.pro I believe i...
0 to production (in 10 min) with LaunchFast.pro
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Hey, I'm André 👋 I've built LaunchFast.pro. It gives you one command to a fully featured, secure, production-ready app with Remix, SQLite, shadcn/ui, auth, email, Stripe, OpenAI, Playwright, Sentry, analytics, and 30 more features. 🎉 Launching on Product Hunt tomorrow, August 27th 🎉 🔔 Get notified at www.producthunt.com/posts/launchfast-4?embed=true& 🚀 Check out the homepage: launchfast.pro #bo...
Ever wondered why 20% of your efforts yield 80% of results?
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Ever wondered why 20% of your efforts yield 80% of results? Discover how the 80/20 rule can transform your productivity! 📈 Read more on why this principle might just change your life. Link below! www.producthunt.com/discussions/the-pareto-principle-or-the-80-20-rule #buildinpublic #ParetoPrinciple #8020Rule #ProductivityHacks
Daily Grind of a Tech Entrepreneur
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Follow the journey on andrecasal.substack.com/p/back-to-engineering
From 0€ to 10k€: a Tech Founder's Journey 🚀
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Follow a tech founder's journey building in public 🔥 andrecasal.substack.com/p/getting-better-at
A Day in the Life of a Startup Founder 🚀
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Original post here: andrecasal.substack.com/p/spreading-the-word
The 80/20 of Visual Regression Testing with Playwright
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The 80/20 of Visual Regression Testing with Playwright
Creating Full Stack Components in Remix: A Step-by-Step Guide
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Creating Full Stack Components in Remix: A Step-by-Step Guide
Boost Your VS Code Terminal Productivity
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Boost Your VS Code Terminal Productivity
Top 4 Fonts for Code: The Ultimate Guide for Programmers
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Top 4 Fonts for Code: The Ultimate Guide for Programmers
Unlock the Secrets of the Console, Terminal, and Shell: A Beginner's Guide 💻💡
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Unlock the Secrets of the Console, Terminal, and Shell: A Beginner's Guide 💻💡
Get the Best Visual Studio Code Theme for Maximum Productivity and Style!
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Get the Best Visual Studio Code Theme for Maximum Productivity and Style!
Housekeeping update: Launch of the Master VS Code course, focus on JS, and price decrease
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Housekeeping update: Launch of the Master VS Code course, focus on JS, and price decrease
I have a real stupid question. Why can you hover in settings.json and see the documentation? For me it does not work (in my normal code it works without a problem but not for the settings.json)
that aint the language they taught me at the mtc
Wish I knew how you even got to that settings.json file....
I hear you, it's frustrating when you don't know how to get to it! Open VS Code's command palette with Shift+Cmd+P (or Shift+Ctrl+P on Windows) and write "open user settings json".
mhmm
Thank you so much
You got it 🙌😄
🔥🔥
That's great! A must for people who want to focus on building and not on configuring everything! 🙌🏻
Thanks Kirill 🙌😄
hi, I actually think it's a good thing to represent breadcrumbs file/folders structure with given icons, but it is built that way to not show the folder icons in, so i actually resolved this breadcrumbs folder icon issue in my own vscode builld to have a nice file path view.
Oh, that's awesome! Did you code that functionality yourself? Would love to take a look at your repo, if you end up open-sourcing it 🙌😄
This should be built into the GUI! I've wasted 45 minutes on this!
I'm sorry you've wasted 45 min on this. Usually VS Code will automatically associate file extensions to languages, but for some exoteric ones, we have to set it by hand.
you won't be able to see the difference in font smoothing if you just zoom in vscode, you need to take a screenshot and zoom it
Yep, zooming the entire window won't make a difference. You'd have to use the zoom feature on macOS (apple.stackexchange.com/questions/74321/is-there-a-mac-utility-that-can-magnify-parts-of-the-screen), take a screenshot and zoom in, or stand really close to the screen to almost see the individual pixels.
what's the difference between "editor.colorDecorators" vs. "editor.defaultColorDecorators"
The colorDecorators enable or disable the decorators and color picker. The defaultColorDecorators choose between the default decorator/color picker for that particular document. This is only relevant if you have an extension that contributes a color decorator/color picker for a particular document format.
Thank you for explaining this concept so clearly - loved how you demonstrated the differences in a practical way.
Thanks Mary, I'm super happy you enjoyed it 🙌
Hi, I'm trying to make break lines on props like style={} onPress={} , like your code is on 0:38 how can I manipulate that on prettier? thank you tried a bunch of things nothing worked
That's actually related to Prettier's print width option. Notice how all of those classNames would extend being a certain point. Prettier's printWidth (prettier.io/docs/en/options.html#print-width) puts those on a new line.
in my vscode the file or folder does not desapear. Why?
There could be settings in your .vscode folder overwriting your user settings. You could also have an extension messing with that. Run 'code --disable-extensions' to start VS Code without extensions to check that out.
Nice video. Video could be a bit louder though.
Yeah, sorry about the mic, I've upgraded since :D
It used to work, but now happens nothing, does it still work for you?
Yes it does. Maybe you have an extension interfering with that? Also make sure you're testing it on a place where you are sure a suggestion should appear.
Where to enable that, you did not cover that where is the settings.json file
Here it is: Shift+Cmd/Ctrl+P to open the command palette. Write "user settings" and choose the option that includes "(JSON)". This will open this file, but it will be (mostly) empty. I added all the settings to my settings.json file so I could explore them all and make these videos.
Even after 4 years i found this tutorial extremely usefull. I don't know if something has changed in its functionality but thank you very much ❤
You're very welcome mate!
Very simple and the best explanation I found so far, thanks.
Thank you so much! :D
Thanks!
You're welcome! :)
I think this setting, doesn't allow for accepting suggestions, at least on text, with Enter key, just by tab.
This setting depends on the "acceptSuggestionOnEnter" setting below it.
This has changed to "matchingDocuments" as the default key, so propose suggestions based on open files of same language.
Thanks for the update mate 👍
This was changed to editor.guides.highlightActiveIndentation for anyone watching in the future.
You can use a low "editor.mouseWheelScrollSensitivity" something like 0.5 and place "editor.fastScrollSensitivity" to something like 5 or 8 like a big number, this way normal scroll will be slow and holding alt will make it X (whatever you set it) times faster. Giving you a way to alternate between slow and fast scrolling.
Nice tip, thanks mate! 🫡
for me mine is enabled.. but still isnt showing
It only shows up if there's something to suggest.
explained nothing
Hey. What are your thoughts on MonoLisa, Gintronic and Codelia fonts ? Would appreciate it .
Can you name some free fonts exactly similar to Monolisa
@@Yesterday_i_ate_rat I have used Source Code Pro which is free and is 88 percent like MonoLisa (excluding the gothics like monolisa). Another free font is Maple Mono. Also if you like Fira Code then there is Commit Mono.
Hey John! Between the 3, I prefer MonoLisa, seems the easiest to read 👌
@ Thanks man
@@johntavolt7027 You're very welcome :)
That was the most simplest, directly and easy to understand explanation I’ve ever found. Thank you very much!
Wow, thank you so much Antonelly! :D
yes it is
As a Visual Studio (not code) user I have also been struggling with this "little" issue for years now. Visual Studio has a "Solution" concept that does the job. And What about "Profiles" we need to fit that into the picture. Would love if you can do an update video. keep up the great work your doing for the community! Cheers Mate.
Thanks mate! Frankly, I've just given up trying to use codespaces at all. I just keep independent VS Code windows opened, one for each repo.
@ Yup me too.. thanks man!
Do you know how to enable html.customData for django-html templates?
I'm sorry I do not 😅
Thanks for sharing!
You're very welcome! :)
doesn't work on php, I set the value to false and the popup still appearing
You might have a PHP extension interfering with that.
how can i remove any wrapping
That depends if you're using Prettier or not. If you are, give the "print width" option a big value like 999 and the lines will not wrap.
and the spacing between words?
VS Code doesn't have a word-spacing option unfortunately.
thanks for not showing where to open this file. great.
You mean the settings file? Open the command palette (Shift+Cmd/Ctrl+P) and write User Settings. Select the option that says "JSON".
thank u
You're very welcome!
Setting "files.maxMemoryForLargeFilesMB" is not available anymore. While the editor is very slow at opening even 2-4 MB files when merging conflicts.
Yes, couldn't see it in the settings. Searching for some alternative
Yeah, this setting has been deprecated.
Thanks for making these videos. I just discovered your channel this morning lol. Love the short and straight to the point format.
Amazing, you're very welcome Jimmy! :)
Hi Andre I installed the vscode-icons but the icons shown are so different dont know if other icon theme could be interfering
Make sure you're installing this one: marketplace.visualstudio.com/items?itemName=vscode-icons-team.vscode-icons
This is now a unknown configuration setting
You're right, this setting has been deprecated.
Seems as this no longer used. Couldn't find anything regarding this.
Yeah, this setting was deprecated.
This is now deprecated: This setting is deprecated. Use extensions.ignoreRecommendations setting to control recommendation notifications. Use Extensions view's visibility actions to hide Recommended view by default.
Yes indeed, thanks Carlos!
This is now deprecated it seems.
Seems like it!
Thank you for the explanation!
You're very welcome!
This is deprecated. Do you have the updated video?
I tried searching for it, but couldn't find the updated setting 🤔
Anyway to set the code folding by braces only?
Hey 👋 Unfortunately not!
Thanks! It was really useful.)))
Awesome, you're very welcome! :)
Amazing! I'm super happy for you that you are now launching your Mastery for VS Code course! - Mark R
Is there a setting so that the diff editor open centered/full width even if you have more than one editor groups/panels active?
Not that I'm aware :/
@ They improved it since by having the diff open in a single panel by default when more than one group is displayed, with diff sections appearing one beneath the other, instead of side by side in two split panels
@@ImpostorModanica Ah that's great! Thanks for the heads up!
@ no worries