I really love VSCODE. Like really love it. In all fairness I am aware that I can also a bit of a Microsoft 'fanboy' at times... so I held off on trumpeting aro

I really love VSCODE. Like really love it. In all fairness I am aware that I can also a bit of a Microsoft 'fanboy' at times... so I held off on trumpeting around the office how truly great I think it is. Of course if it came up in passing or anything like "should I open that in sublime?" came up, I'd make a sweeping grandiose statement like "anything but VSCODE is for chumps" (and we'd all laugh then move on about our day) Anyways, a developer from another team recently saw over my shoulder and said "oh yeah, I'm really liking VSCODE... I've pretty much switched to it full time now" and that was the moment I thought maybe it's not me just being a fanboy... this particular developer was pretty much known as our resident "sublime expert" so much so that he'd given multiple lunchtime presentations and talks around the office on subjects like "how to turn it up to 11 with your sublime text editing" and "snippets for sublime - making you a bajillion times more productive" Anyways, I know how we used to have the religious holy wars about VI/M vs. EMACS vs. whatever, so people really tend to fall in love with "their" text editor and are not really quick to switch BUT VSCODE has really got something special going on.