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Trying to make one took behave like another is often a silly practice. If there was any design intention at all in a given tool, you'd just be wasting effort tr
by grigjd3 8y ago
Trying to make one took behave like another is often a silly practice. If there was any design intention at all in a given tool, you'd just be wasting effort trying to sidestep that.
- nojvek 8y agoI don’t think many people get the fact that VSCode isn’t just a code editor. It does a lot more than just edit code. Language servers provide deep intellisense, refactoring, code lens, overviews etc. debug servers provide debugging functionality. Tons of plugins built on top of the extension points. Vscode itself is a light weight IDE with a bunch of extension points. Emacs, vim, sublime are mostly text editors. If that’s what you really want: edit code with a whole bunch of shortcuts use that. If you want a light weight IDE use vscode. Code editors are a subset of IDEs. Two different things.