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Can you comment on when/why you might use IntelliJ/VS over VSCode? I've recently switched to VSCode from vim, and haven't really used full IDEs since college (e
by slewis 9y ago
Can you comment on when/why you might use IntelliJ/VS over VSCode? I've recently switched to VSCode from vim, and haven't really used full IDEs since college (except for small amounts of mobile app development).
- Viper007Bond 9y agoWhen working with large projects, a full blown IDE can really make your life easier. I use PhpStorm for my main work and I'm just in it all day. However VSCode is what I use when I just need to quickly edit something as it's still smarter than a dumb editor.
- int_19h 9y agoCode completion is still generally better in VS, for one.
- reificator 9y agoI don't have a reason to right now, but I'm saying I could imagine having one. More specialized debugging support perhaps? Joining a team with a build system that's easier to work with from {{IDE}}?
- askvictor 9y agoI haven't looked at vscode for a while, but intellij and it's ilk allow me to do everything inside the ide with the same interface. For example, for a django project, it has support for vagrant, SSH, django-admin tasks, remote debugging, DB inspection/modification, virtualenvs, package management, just off the top of my head.
- sixothree 9y agoIMO Visual Studio is an order of magnitude more feature complete than VSCode.
- romanovcode 9y agoIf you are writing C# and using Windows there is no point in not using VS.