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> Am I missing out by not switching to VSCode? I would say yes! VSCode also has many other things to offer over ST3 besides IntelliSense btw.

• danenania 8y ago
  Yeah? Would you mind giving a quick overview?
  • jhasse 8y ago
    The biggest three advantages I can think of right now: * Git integration: You can directly edit in diffs, commit from the sidebar, see your submodules and commit in them, ... * Integrated terminal which can also run tasks, so colors and input will work * Much better debugging support (AFAIK ST3 has none out-of-the-box) It's been a while since I've seriously used Sublime Text though.
    • noir_lord 8y ago
      Also framework plugins that leverage all of that, Vetur is a work of art.
    • danenania 8y ago
      Cool, thanks! I think I'll give it a shot.
  • jfaat 8y ago
    I’ve reluctantly switched from st3 to vscode for all of my TS projects. the auto import feature makes dependency management... manageable (so may solve 1. for you too). i think the slightly slower UI is more than made up for with all kinds if nice autocompletes and powerful rename/refactoring capabilities.