nuget package support seems a lot less clunky, as does the editor. git support is much better, too. Most of this is enabled by fantastic community plugins for

nuget package support seems a lot less clunky, as does the editor. git support is much better, too. Most of this is enabled by fantastic community plugins for the editor. git: GitLens nuget: Dotnet core commands both of those plugins are great, and the Dotnet core commands plugin also allows for executing a lot of the .NET core CLI commands from within the editor without having to open a command prompt. Editor support is fantastic in VS Code, and Intellisense works flawlessly. Not to mention, I don't need to install 25GB worth of junk to get my editor up and running, which was VERY important on my ultra-portable which only has a 64GB SSD. RAM/CPU usage is much better as well.