Workflow Automation Development Tutorials, Guides & Insights

Save this as hello.sh and run it from the terminal:

chmod +x hello.sh
./hello.sh

Introduction

Visual Studio Code (VS Code) is one of the most popular code editors, thanks to its flexibility and extensive ecosystem of extensions. While the marketplace offers a wide variety of extensions, sometimes you need a tool that’s tailor-made for your specific workflow. In this tutorial, we'll guide you through building your own custom VS Code extension, allowing you to supercharge your productivity by adding features and functionalities that perfectly align with your coding habits.

• Go to the Database tab and create a new collection called “Tasks.”
• Add fields to the Task collection:
• Title (text)
• Description (text)
• Completed (boolean)
• Due Date (date)

• The User collection is built-in. You can add custom fields if needed, such as Profile Picture.

• Use the Zapier dashboard to monitor your Zap’s activity and performance.
• Check the Zap History to view successful and failed tasks.

• Consider adding additional filters or actions to refine your automation.
• Explore multi-step Zaps to connect more than two apps and create complex workflows.