I'm a big fan of Visual Studio Code's workspaces. In the past, I've used them to separate my work into different projects and applications or different parts of an application (like server-side vs client-side). At the moment we are wrapping up a release at my job so I am often jumping between various tickets. It occurred to me this morning that I could create a new workspace for each ticket. The reason this is helpful is because sometimes I may need these 4 files open for one ticket and a different 5 files open for a different ticket. So instead of keeping them all open and jumping around, I can have just the files I need open for that particular ticket to avoid confusion.
So then the thought occurred to me, what if I could do the same with Chrome? Fortunately, there is an extension for that. Now I can open my application and all my reference material in one workspace and a different set of tabs in another workspace.
Simple. Efficient. I like that.
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