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I still prefer using the free edition of VS2015. Maybe too stuck in my ways.

• TillE 10y ago
  I have no idea why anyone would prefer VS Code for C++ or C#/.NET work on Windows. For everything else, Visual Studio has never been particularly great.
  • komali2 10y ago
    I think a strong pull for it is its node debugger. At least for me. I'm not building giant C++ libraries (or however you C/C++/C# folks do) so it's just the right weight for what I do. Last time I tried to install Visual Studio it was like 9gbs for the core.
    • Scuds 10y ago
      VS 15 let you pare that down upon initial install. A services dev doesn't need a WPF or Winforms editor.
  • jhasse 10y ago
    Multiple cursors.
• autoreleasepool 10y ago
  Visual Studio Code really shines on Mac and Linux where there is no VS2015 available
• Philipp__ 10y ago
  Ugh, Visual Studio != Visual Studio Code! Edit: My bad. Felt weird comparing VS to VSC, so that's the source of my confusion.
  • nick_ 10y ago
    I think that's what he's saying.