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VS Code is the IDE for people that think they hate IDEs. It's extensible enough that you can turn off all the intellisense and highlighting. And just have a pur
by ArtWomb 8y ago
VS Code is the IDE for people that think they hate IDEs. It's extensible enough that you can turn off all the intellisense and highlighting. And just have a pure, performant editor. With multi-cursor shortcuts. A spiffy built-in terminal. And "Zen Mode" for full screen focus ;)
- carlmr 8y agoI love IDEs, but I need something that gives me a good consistent editing experience between all the languages, config files and everything in between that's not tracked in a project file of some IDE. That's VSCode for me. My initial reason for switching from Notepad++ to VSCode was file search speed. We have a lot of 5GB folders at work that I can search in a few seconds in VSCode. It needs 2-3 minutes in Notepad++. That is of course thanks to ripgrep.