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Vscode has been the first editor that I switched to from vim in 20 years (and yes I went through sublime, atom,etc). A Microsoft editor on Linux... imagine that
by sandGorgon 8y ago
Vscode has been the first editor that I switched to from vim in 20 years (and yes I went through sublime, atom,etc).
A Microsoft editor on Linux... imagine that.
Lots of people in my workplace have switched to using vscode from pycharm.
They still use pycharm once a month to do a global lint analysis or some tricky refactor...but for daily use, it's much more pleasant to use vscode .
In fact, we use vscode with our Dev setup which is all docker+python. Works beautifully (debugger and all)
- Twirrim 8y agoLikewise, I've been an avid user of vim for my programming for quite a while now. I've tried various IDEs but never really liked them. I've settled in to using vim for the one-shot scripts, and vscode for things that are more complicated. If I have to do big refactoring, then pycharm makes an appearance because this seems to be something vscode really doesn't do well. As much as it's a drastic improvement over Eclipse, pycharm still "feels" bloated, where Microsoft's obsessive approach to UI latency pays dividends in vscode.
- joewrong 8y agoAny tips to share on debugging python in a docker container using vscode? I've tried their instructions for ptvsd before and after this update but still haven't been able to use the debugger with docker.
- sandGorgon 8y agoyou're in luck. I posted this just 2 days back https://github.com/Microsoft/vscode-python/issues/79#issuecomment-418154499 https://github.com/Microsoft/vscode-python/issues/79#issueco...