I’m a big writer of to-do lists of various forms. Things I need to do, things I should do, things I would like to do but honestly don’t matter, all the things go into lists for the day, the week, the month, the bucket list, the life goals, the whatever. I have lists of books to read and shows to watch, lists of what I need to do for various neglected projects, lists of recipes to try, software to try, hobbies to try....

Removing Visual Studio Code from my life is easy in a lot of ways. My vim setup is much prettier. It’s much faster. The plugins do exactly what I want without a bunch of crud caked around the edges. I have one major pain point with vim, though: working with a bunch of files. i am not organized enough for vim Let’s present a scenario that we’ll pretend is hypothetical. I’m in a react project, working on some component composed of a bunch of other components....

I don’t really have that many tabs open at a time. If I have more than 10 tabs sitting around on mobile that indicates to me that I need to clean up, and if I have to scroll through my desktop tabs I start closing them pretty arbitrarily. And yet, despite requiring none of the larger organization benefits of vertical tabs, I felt compelled to try them. but why though One of the benefits I’ve seen for vertical tabs is that it increases your screen real estate....