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Have you tried this? https://code.visualstudio.com/ https://code.visualstudio.com/
by justncase80 11y ago
Have you tried this?
https://code.visualstudio.com/ https://code.visualstudio.com/
- s73v3r 11y agoThat's an editor, not an IDE. It's basically Atom, with some specialized plugins.
- carussell 11y agoIt is built on Electron Shell, but vscode is a lot more than a preselected set of plugins for Atom. Most of vscode was written from scratch in TypeScript or assembled from existing (non-Atom) parts. The editors don't really share code.
- murukesh_s 11y ago+1 vscode is just using Electron Shell, not entire Atom. vscode is a well executed project. During initial testing vscode seemed much more responsive than Atom to me.
- thebouv 11y agoYeah, VSCode definitely seems more responsive. I tried giving Atom a try 2-3 times now, but it always seemed "laggy" for lack of a better word.
- philliphaydon 11y agoI can crash Atom pretty consistency, especially with semi large projects. VS Code I haven't managed to crash at all.
- justncase80 11y agoWhat is the difference between an IDE and an editor? When this supports C++, be prepared for Visual Studio to disappear. Also, it's based on Electron but doesn't have anything to do with Atom.
- stonemetal 11y agoAn Integrated Development Environment as the name suggests integrates all of the tools in a developer's environment: editor, compiler, debugger, source control, servers. An editor is just one part of that.
- pknopf 11y agovscode is intended to be a compiler/debugger/etc. It can already debug node/mono apps. Checkout dnx, .NET Core, and Roslyn. Soon, Visual Studio will not be needed for pure c# applications, except traditional MSBuild/csprojs and C++.