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Tried it. It feels different. I see Atom replicated Sublime's workflow, so I guess I am too used to that. I check VSCode from time to time, but not yet ready to
by Philipp__ 10y ago
Tried it. It feels different. I see Atom replicated Sublime's workflow, so I guess I am too used to that. I check VSCode from time to time, but not yet ready to jump on it. Only vim is permanent on my machine, all of the other editors are here to play with. :)
- threatofrain 10y agoI also find Visual Studio Code's UI to be lacking in some ways, like the lack of some editing hotkeys or tabs. The reason why I'm pulled between Visual Studio Code and Sublime is because while Sublime is easier for me on some editing tasks, I find the "intellisense" feature to be very helpful for Javascript / Typescript.
- seanclayton 10y agoJust a heads up: VS Code is starting to implement tabs in the next milestone (not sure what that means as for when users will see it, though). [0] [0]: http://code.visualstudio.com/Updates http://code.visualstudio.com/Updates