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05 Jul

Hosting Static Website On Azure Blob Storage.

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A static website is an already developed or written code which is done using (in this case Visual Studio Code (VSCode) ) There is no authorization or authentication to this static website. Everything is fixed unless one decides to change the codesA static website is prepared by professional website developers and uses variety of syntax and codes that will be understood by the browser when launched. There is also another functional attribute known as CSS, which works with every website. Its function is to add colour and beauty to the website. A static website enables us to edit some elements…

Streamline Your Coding Workflow with 12 Powerful VS Code Shortcuts

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Efficiency is key to a productive coding workflow, and Visual Studio Code (VS Code) offers a range of shortcuts to help developers save time and reduce repetitive tasks. By mastering these shortcuts, you can significantly enhance your coding experience, streamline your workflow, and boost your overall productivity. Here are 12 powerful VS Code shortcuts to help you get the most out of your coding sessions. Key Moments to Enhance Productivity 1. Toggle Display Elements Shortcut: Ctrl+B (Toggle Sidebar), Ctrl+ (Toggle Terminal)Utilize shortcuts to quickly toggle the sidebar and integrated terminal. This helps you focus on your code without distractions and…

Solving Tailwind’s “Unknown at rule @apply”

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Originally posted in oh-no.ooo (Unknown at rule @apply... k thx bye!), my personal website. Chances are you are using VSCode, and chances are you're also using Tailwind in one of your projects. Chances are that at my first chances are... you went immediately nuh-uh and moved on (and if you're a NeoVim user I can't help you anyway, you're already doomed and lost in the recommended plugins someone chose for you and you're probably still figuring out half of them) but if I got your attention with the first two assumptions, then this post might be relevant for you! One…