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The difference is that Visual Studio 2010 was buggy as hell and is still a better option than... Honestly, every editor I've seen used on JS. It mostly stayed
by mighty_bander 7y ago
The difference is that Visual Studio 2010 was buggy as hell and is still a better option than... Honestly, every editor I've seen used on JS. It mostly stayed out of the way. It didn't hang when I moved the mouse, for God's sake. I think OP's point is that we're suffering needlessly, which is hard to refute when there were better options around nearly a decade ago.
It's worth mentioning that this madness is mostly an issue in the JS community; everyone else is getting along just fine. And, as with npm, react, angular, electron, etc. etc. the JavaScript programmers act like these issues - already solved countless times elsewhere - are universal constants.