I use VS Code. Mostly for frontend stuff. It can bork on large files. Especially if they contain lots of inline binary data. And Intellisense works probabilisti

I use VS Code. Mostly for frontend stuff. It can bork on large files. Especially if they contain lots of inline binary data. And Intellisense works probabilistically across javascript dependencies. But generally positive the experience has been. Tangential to IDEs are tools for data science and visualization. Having a shareable workspace, akin to Azure Notebooks, can be much more user (and scientist) friendly. Another area where I think there is potential for innovation is branded cloud IDEs that actually understand cloud native development. Not just an editor, debugger, and console. But a single interface. Where you set load balancing, firewall rules, make data queries, analyze log traffic, etc.