I Published 12 VS Code Extensions — Here's What Each One Does and What I Learned

After shipping 10 Chrome extensions, I turned to VS Code. Same strategy: build tools I actually want to use, publish them, learn the ecosystem. 12 extensions later, here's the breakdown. The Full List All published under miccho27-dev on the VS Code Marketplace. Paste & Transform Paste clipboard content with automatic transformations: camelCase, snake_case, UPPER_CASE, kebab-case, Title Case. Saves the constant manual reformatting when copying code between contexts. Debug Log Cleaner One command to remove all console.log, console.debug, and print() statements from the current file or entire workspace. Stops you from shipping debug logs to production. Env File Lens Shows inline annotations next to .env variable references in your code, displaying the actual value (masked for secrets). No more hunting through .env files to remember what DB_HOST is set to. Commit Crafter Generates conventional commit messages from your staged diff using templates. Enforces feat:, fix:, refactor: etc. c