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Visual Studio Code Settings Sync Gist

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Aabonello
Last edited Jul 31, 2019
Created on Jul 31, 2019

This visualization, built with React, displays the extensions from a Visual Studio Code Settings Sync Gist. Each extension is represented as a card showing its name, publisher, and version, with the list ordered by installation sequence. The interface allows users to browse the synced extension set, with the data sourced from the gist's `extensions.json` file. The visualization presents the extension metadata in a clean, readable card-based layout, making it easy to scan the developer's toolchain at a glance.

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