I built a Visual NPM Package Manager for VS Code

If you’ve worked with Node.js for a while, you probably know the pain. Updating dependencies usually looks like this: run npm outdated scan the terminal output manually update versions hope nothing breaks google changelogs just in case It works… but it’s not exactly a great experience. Coming from Visual Studio, I always missed how easy this was with NuGet — just open a UI, see everything, click update, done. So I decided to build something similar for VS Code. Meet NPM Visual Manager It’s a VS Code extension that gives you a proper visual interface to manage your dependencies. Instead of juggling terminal commands, you get a clean UI where everything is in one place. What it does 📦 See everything at a glance A table view showing: installed vs latest versions update types (major / minor / patch) security warnings dependency type (prod / dev / peer) ⚡ One-click updates update individual packages or update everything at once No more editing package.json manually. 🔎 Search and install p