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As someone who uses both Sublime and VS Code, I find that Sublime is my preferred editor for anything other than working on large projects. But VSC shines when
by scarlac 9y ago
As someone who uses both Sublime and VS Code, I find that Sublime is my preferred editor for anything other than working on large projects. But VSC shines when it comes to code insight or specifically: IntelliSense/Code Suggest (or whatever they call it nowadays). Getting intelligent suggestions to methods, parameter help, type hints for popular libs, etc. as well as an integrated Javascript debugger is just a huge time saver. VSC is just 'fast enough' for it to be bearable to me. It's clear that Microsoft is putting a lot of effort into making it a professional IDE - it's not just a sloppy hobby project.