How to use SecretStorage in your VSCode extensions
There are several ways to save user data in VSCode. Until version 1.53.0 all private information used to be kept in Memento objects using workspaceState and globalState or keytar for example. Keeping passwords with tokens in a standard configuration file or using environment variables wasn’t a good idea either, because all that data could be read and cached by other extensions.
Commenting on PRs from GitHub Actions
This is a short note which explains how to set up a GitHub Action to post a comment on a pull request. The GitHub MarketplaceRead More »
Privacy-aware Machine Learning: How To Train ML Models in a Remote Environment [Part II]
We are continuing our sequence of articles with practical suggestions on how to build machine learning models without compromising user privacy. In the first articleRead More »
Privacy-aware Machine Learning [Part I]: Data Access Protocols
Data privacy issues are among the hottest topics with the most active research in the machine learning space. This is not surprising, since almost everyRead More »
Using GitHub Actions to deploy to AWS Lightsail
At Simiotics, we’ve started using AWS Lightsail instances to deploy prototypes, proofs of concept, and services that don’t need to scale even in production. It’sRead More »
How To Build a GitHub App: Step-by-step instructions
At Bugout, we are heavy users of the GitHub API. We primarily use it for data analysis. GitHub’s personal access tokens have worked really wellRead More »
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