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@kelvinzer0 kelvinzer0 commented Jun 22, 2025

The site content is a fast-access configuration hub for VS Code. It provides downloadable settings.json presets for various programming languages (Node.js), designed to improve coding experience by excluding heavy folders, enabling formatting on save, and integrating linters automatically. The goal is to enable developers to quickly initialize their VS Code environments with just one command via wget or curl

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👋 Please could you explain how this is related directly to the JavaScript ecosystem/community? Why is this something a JavaScript developer specifically would use more-so than anyone else?

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devboost-vscode is a Visual Studio Code configuration preset designed for JavaScript and Node.js developers-including frontend (React, Vue, Svelte), backend, fullstack, and test engineers.

By simply running a wget command to devboost.js.org, users can immediately get a ready-made settings.json file, without the need to build the configuration from scratch. This approach is perfect for early projects, starter-kits, and monorepo structures.

Since the *.js.org domain is intended for JavaScript projects and has been used by many popular open source tools, using devboost.js.org automatically supports and strengthens the open JavaScript ecosystem.

In short, devboost-vscode simplifies the VS Code setup process and provides a consistent experience for JavaScript developers, without the distraction of directories like node_modules, dist, or pycache.

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presets for various programming languages (Node.js, Python, Go, Rust, PHP, C)

Only one of these is related to JS, so I'm not sure why this project as a whole is specific to JS developers?

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I agree with you, it is not js only specific. and I have fixed it by updating the repository. and js only commitment for this repo: https://github.com/kelvinzer0/devboost-vscode

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@indus I defer to you for a second opinion here, the content was very non-JS centric but now all the non-JS content has been removed (though I see no reason why it wouldn't just be added back again).

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indus commented Jun 23, 2025

I would think that someone might use something like a perosnal Gist to store custom default settings (depending on language and project type). But hey, why not?
Welcome https://devboost.js.org

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