The killer feature for my switch from Atom was the built in terminal. Enough to let me be ok using a ms product temporarily to try it out. I appreciate their en

The killer feature for my switch from Atom was the built in terminal. Enough to let me be ok using a ms product temporarily to try it out. I appreciate their energy behind it - the update schedule, the changelog write ups, the listening to the feedback from the users. I really liked the json config of atom. the code gui isn't my fave but it's ok. Two other things helped me transition easily: - click a button to edit `PATH` or whatever so that `$ code` opens up the editor from the terminal - atom keymapping The coffee script use in atom was unfamiliar territory for me too, so that part seemed distant.