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I disagree with this sentement. I haven't used Visual Studio Code enough to be able to speak to it specifically, but editors like Atom and Sublime can be outfi
by Klathmon 11y ago
I disagree with this sentement.
I haven't used Visual Studio Code enough to be able to speak to it specifically, but editors like Atom and Sublime can be outfitted to basically be IDEs.
I can actually do more with Atom now than i could with Webstorm just a year ago.
- luisrudge 11y agoatom + plugins, not just atom. Same with vs code. If we count plugins, emacs and vim are both ide's as well.
- Klathmon 11y agoBut the main selling point of Atom is it's plugins. If you don't count the plugins, it's barely even an editor (even syntax highlighting is a plugin). And I agree with the last part as well. Properly configured Emacs and vim can be used as IDEs, however they can also be used as editors.
- coldtea 11y agoWell, in VS Code case, just VS Code is enough. Plus, IntelliJ and Eclipse BOTH implement ALL of their functionality as plugins. It's just that they come with a default set of plugins pre-installed.