VS Code

VS Code is my code editor. It is where Duodode's technical work lives: front-end builds, Next.js projects, scripts, and everything touching the stack around Supabase and Vercel.

What it is

A lightweight, extensible code editor with deep integration into git, terminals, debuggers, and AI tools. The default editor for most modern web work.

How I use it

• Writing and editing code across HTML, CSS, JavaScript, and Next.js
• Running terminal workflows alongside source
• Integrating with GitHub for version control
• Pairing with Claude Code and Codex for AI-Assisted Development
• Managing deployments that ship through Vercel

Why it fits my workflow

VS Code is fast, familiar, and extensible. It does not get in the way. For a builder who values moving quickly and leverage, the editor has to disappear. VS Code does.

What it unlocks for me

• A single workspace for front-end, back-end, and automation work
• Clean integration with AI coding tools, which is central to how I build
• Low switching cost across projects
• A stable base for the rest of my stack to sit on

Related

GitHub · Claude Code · Codex · Node.js · Next.js · AI-Assisted Development · Vercel