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Wow, I haven't tried vs-code until today after I read this post. I'm surprised how well it works on my mac and it is so far awesome with VIM plugin. I might act
by nergal 9y ago
Wow, I haven't tried vs-code until today after I read this post. I'm surprised how well it works on my mac and it is so far awesome with VIM plugin. I might actually change from my exVIM environment to this one.
Btw, nice to have ARM support as well :)
- yitchelle 9y agoAlso just tried it on my Mac as well just a couple of days ago, and was pleasantly surprise. I am using it to do python and Javascript tom foolery at the moment and found its support for these two language to be quite good. There are some quirks that I need to get use to, ie when searching, I had to click on the left and right arrows to go to the next found items. Intuitively, it should be the up and down arrow, unless the found item is literally on the left or right of current position of your cursor.
- nergal 9y agoIf you are used to vim, the highest rated vim plugin works like a charm with search etc.
- hibbelig 9y agoWhat is exVIM?
- nergal 9y agoA kit of bundled plugins for vim. https://exvim.github.io https://exvim.github.io
- at-fates-hands 9y agoI actually just went back to it yesterday after dropping it six months ago in favor of JetBrains WebStorm. I was a pretty early user of VS Code and it felt really clunky. The whole tabs vs. sections thing was a fierce debate at the time I started using it and took me a while to get used to it. Looks as though they continue to integrate full Visual Studio functionality and have added in tabbed navigation, which is great. I'm going to stick with it for a while now since it feels much snappier and easy to use.