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In my experience it depends on the workflow. For projects that aren’t Typescript/React-oriented, I use Sublime, it being smoother and less cluttered than VSCode
by jack_maris 8y ago
In my experience it depends on the workflow. For projects that aren’t Typescript/React-oriented, I use Sublime, it being smoother and less cluttered than VSCode. Where VSCode shines is being a full-featured out-of-the-box IDE— right now, that’s only where Microsoft has dedicated its resources (ie definitely not Rails or anything Python).