ePub Reader + VS Code = Flow

In plain words

Flow is a developer tool that combines ePub reader functionality with VS Code integration, launched in 2022. It allows developers to read electronic books directly within their coding environment, streamlining workflows for those who want to reference documentation or educational materials without switching applications. The tool targets programmers who prefer consolidated workspaces and is available on GitHub.

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