Hey there, developers! 👋
I'm excited to share two new VSCode extensions that I recently published: UnitFlux and CodeMorph! These tools aim to streamline your workflow and make your life a little easier in the editor.
Let’s dive into what they’re all about! 🚤
🎨 UnitFlux: Effortless Unit Conversion for Responsive CSS
CSS design can be tricky, especially when trying to achieve fluid layouts.
That’s where UnitFlux comes in! With this extension, you can seamlessly convert pixels (PX) to other responsive units like em and rem directly in your editor. 🎯
Why Use UnitFlux?
- 📏 Boosts Responsive Design – Instantly scale pixel-based values to flexible units for a design that adjusts to any screen size.
- ⚡ Save Time – Forget the manual calculations; UnitFlux does the work for you!
- 🖌️ Enhanced CSS Workflow – Perfect for designers and developers aiming for fluid, responsive layouts without the hassle.
🔄 CodeMorph: Unicode Compatibility Made Easy
Ever had issues with non-ASCII characters in JSON files? 🐛
That’s where CodeMorph steps in. This extension allows you to quickly convert any non-ASCII characters in JSON files to Unicode escape sequences, ensuring compatibility across various environments and systems. ✅
Why Use CodeMorph?
- 🌍 Ensures JSON Compatibility – Unicode-escape all non-ASCII characters to avoid encoding issues in JSON.
- 💻 Effortless Transformation – Convert characters with a click and make your JSON files universally readable.
- ✨ Handy Commands – Easy-to-trigger command from the Command Palette and Context Menu (File Explorer).
👉 With CodeMorph, say goodbye to encoding headaches and ensure your JSON files are ready for any system!
🚀 Ready to Try Them Out?
Both UnitFlux and CodeMorph are available now on the VSCode Marketplace! 🎉
Check them out, give them a spin, and let me know what you think. I’d love your feedback as I continue to improve these tools and add new features!
📸 Cover Photo by Pankaj Patel on Unsplash
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