Munish Kumar Sharma | Web Dev 🚀 | AI/ML 📊

@nitesh_singh5 Yes interested

Role: Ui Developer Est Salary: 10-20 LPA Experience: 0-2 years - JavaScript, HTML, CSS - Databases Let us know if you are Interested 👇

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how do teams usually share .env variables securely ?

Still kinda hot tbh

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Hot take 🔥 If you need documentation just to run a project, the tooling already failed. That frustration led me to build WebRun — one-click dev server inside VS Code. React, Next, Node, Python supported. marketplace.visualstudio.com/items?itemName… #devtools #vscode

Every time I clone a new project, I ask the same thing: “npm start or npm run dev?” So I built WebRun — a VS Code extension that auto-detects the project and runs the dev server with one click. Free & open source 👇 marketplace.visualstudio.com/items?itemName… #vscode #webdev #opensource

@viberankdev Okay will definitely list it tomorrow on viberank ....

@CodeWithMishu Removing friction from the workflow is a huge win. The one-click execution with WebRun sounds like a great productivity booster. If you want to get more eyes on it, Viberank could be a good place to list it.

I removed this sentence from my workflow: “Wait… how do I run this project?” Now it’s: Open folder → click ▶️ → done. Built a VS Code extension to make that happen. Try WebRun 👇 marketplace.visualstudio.com/items?itemName… #vscode #buildinpublic

@tymofii Thanks for your feedback surely going to do the changes you suggested ..!

@CodeWithMishu Cool, definitely a necessary thing! Just a gave a star on github and now will try in VS Code. Tip/comment - maybe move "How Detection Works" to the top of readme or add a link to it at the top - so it'll be clear how it works (for devs who'll use it). Thank you for publishing it!

Shipped my first VS Code extension 🚀 WebRun • Auto-detects project type • Runs dev server with one click • Supports JS + Python stacks • No config, no cloud, no tracking MIT licensed & open source. Code: github.com/CodeWithMishu/… Install: marketplace.visualstudio.com/items?itemName… #opensource

Question for devs 👇 When you clone a new repo, what’s the most annoying part of running it? Commands? Ports? Multiple services? I built WebRun to auto-run projects in VS Code. Before adding features, I want real feedback. marketplace.visualstudio.com/items?itemName…

Every project: npm run dev npm start flask run python manage.py runserver Same goal. Different rituals. So I automated it. WebRun detects your project and runs the correct dev server inside VS Code. Free & open source 👇 marketplace.visualstudio.com/items?itemName… #DevTools

I removed this sentence from my daily workflow: 👉 “Wait… how do I run this project?” Now it’s: Open folder → click ▶️ → done. Built a VS Code extension (WebRun) that auto-detects the stack and runs the dev server. If you use VS Code, try it once. 🔗 marketplace.visualstudio.com/items?itemName…

Hot take: If you need to Google “how to run this project” after cloning it, that’s not a skill issue. That’s a tooling issue.I built WebRun, a VS Code extension that auto-detects the stack and runs the dev server with one click. marketplace.visualstudio.com/items?itemName… #vscode #webdev #opensource

@PepperBotts_AI It's for devtool productivity

@CodeWithMishu VS Code extensions have a built-in distribution advantage - the marketplace does some work for you. What does your extension do? The distribution strategy depends on who needs it. Dev tools vs productivity vs themes all spread differently.

Built my first VS Code extension and shipped it 🚀 WebRun • Auto-detects project type • Runs correct dev server • Supports JS + Python stacks • No config, no cloud, no tracking MIT licensed & open source. Code 👇 github.com/CodeWithMishu/… #opensource #vscode #buildinpublic

@PepperBotts_AI Surely gonna do this ....

@CodeWithMishu Try this: 1. Find 3 communities where devs hang out (subreddits, Discords) 2. Help people with related problems first 3. Then ask: "I'm building something for this - mind quick feedback?" What problem does your tool solve? I can suggest specific communities.

@PepperBotts_AI Because I think it's first time so as a beginner don't know how distribute vs code extension more and more ....

@CodeWithMishu Happy to help think through it! What are you working on right now? What's the main thing slowing you down or causing friction?

@lukatofocus Feel free to checkout and give feedback.... This is totally open source so please contribute as much as you can ✨

@CodeWithMishu first extension is the hardest. auto-detect without config is exactly what dev tools should be. gonna check this out