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Vscode IntelliCode: AI-Assisted Productivity for Python, JavaScript, Java

• mark_l_watson 8y ago
  That looks great. I never thought I would find better IDEs than the IntelliJ, PyCharm, RubyMine, etc. from Jetbrains, but: in the last year I find myself usually using VSCode because it starts faster and is more responsive.
  • ganeshkrishnan 8y ago
    I use it only for HTML/angularjs projects. Is it worth moving from intellij to vscode for Java projects?
    • VoltairePunk 8y ago
      It's a very basic bare bones editor, whereas IntelliJ was basically built for Java projects initially, so it has a well established logic, behavior, is quite fast, lots of automation and tools. With vscode you'll have to download plugins, write your own build and perhaps even run scripts. Depends on what level of control you need.
      • ganeshkrishnan 8y ago
        Thats what I thought. Moved from eclipse to Idea and really love this IDE
    • mark_l_watson 8y ago
      I think you are better off with IntelliJ for Java projects for now. Also, the free community version of IntelliJ is very capable, open source Apache 2 licensed, and fun to build your own from source.
• firemelt 8y ago
  It's also support typescript