Issue #215 (1-Click GitHub Token Stealing)06/03/26
7 Stocks Positioned to Lead the Market in 2026
Apple, Google, Tesla…
Sure, they’re household names now, but these companies and the other members of the original Magnificent 7 didn’t start out obvious. They earned their place over time.
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VS Code Tools
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Theme Switcher — A VS Code extension that allows you to schedule your favorite VS Code themes to switch automatically at specific times of the day.
mirrord — A VS Code extension that lets developers run local processes in the context of their cloud environment, providing the benefits of running your service on a cloud environment (e.g. staging) without going through the hassle of deploying.
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Prompt Boost — A VS Code extension that transforms simple prompts into powerful, context-rich instructions that help GitHub Copilot understand exactly what you need, adding relevant technical context, best practices, and specific requirements that lead to better, more accurate responses.
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VS Code Theme of the Week
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Esmerald — A VS Code theme that features some subtle use of emerald greens, both in the syntax highlighting and some of the general UI choices.
There's a light version that doesn't seem to have much of the greens and, as you can see in the screen shot, it has a unique way of adding a green line in nested code sections.
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VS Code Articles & Videos
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1-Click GitHub Token Stealing via a VS Code Bug — "Just by clicking a link, it’s possible for an attacker to steal a GitHub token that can read and write to your repos, including private ones."
Google Antigravity Supports VS Code Extensions, But I Found Myself Needing Fewer of Them — If you're considering looking into switching from VS Code to Google's new Antigravity VS Code fork, you might like this walk-through.
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Cool Improvement We Just Merged Into Our VS Code Plugin — On X, Adam Wathan briefly outlines a new feature in the Tailwind VS Code plugin, which tells you when any Tailwind class could be written in a simpler or more idiomatic way.
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Best of the Rest
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Ki Editor — A multi-cursor structural editor written in Rust featuring first-class syntax node interaction, selection modes that standardize movements across words, lines, syntax nodes, and more.
Mouth Coding — Brad Frost talks about how we can now essentially will websites into existence by our speech, using LLMs and some other necessary tools.
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DSCode — A code editor you can take apart. A familiar VS Code experience on top of a Rust core that ships as libraries, enabling you to swap the editor, replace the terminal, or embed the whole session in your own app.
If you have any link suggestions, including a tool, article, or other resource related to VS Code or another IDE, you can hit reply, send it via DM on X, or via chat on Bluesky.
That's it for this issue.
Happy VS Coding!
Louis
VSCode.Email
@LouisLazaris
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