I suppose to the many JS developers out there (which is a lot), having your software built in it makes it easier and more appealing to write extensions for. I h

I suppose to the many JS developers out there (which is a lot), having your software built in it makes it easier and more appealing to write extensions for. I have no data, but it's my impression that the growth curve for VS Code extensions compared to VS "classic" is much steeper. This may or may not be a good thing but IMO it does tend to make some interesting and novel things surface.