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Why? I ask as a recent convert to VSCode. Had spent about 18 months on ST3, and about a decade on Sublime Text 2 before that, as my daily / primary editor. Nev
by chrisweekly 9y ago
Why?
I ask as a recent convert to VSCode. Had spent about 18 months on ST3, and about a decade on Sublime Text 2 before that, as my daily / primary editor. Never going back.
- enraged_camel 9y agoWhat are some reasons you like VSCode over Sublime?
- chrisweekly 9y agoIt's open source, and free, and has a superset of Sublime's abilities (for my use cases anyway). It's been all upside, and thanks to keyboard binding import, the upgrade cost me maybe an hour total during the 1st week. IOW a ~frictionless transition. The catalyst was annoyance w/ an ST3 plugin for Tern (tern_for_sublime). VSC ships OOB w/ things like nice autocomplete for TS and JS, and it imported all my ST3 keybindings, and I haven't found anything I want to change that's not a trivial user config option.