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I almost switched to VSCode for JavaScript but I’ve found that tide-mode (for JavaScript) and lsp-mode (for other languages) have really closed the gap. (If you
by fiddlerwoaroof 7y ago
I almost switched to VSCode for JavaScript but I’ve found that tide-mode (for JavaScript) and lsp-mode (for other languages) have really closed the gap. (If you turn off lsp-sideline-mode)
- fergie 7y agoI dallied with VSCode when work forced me to deal with a gigantic lump of Typescripted React, but in the end I found that emacs with tide/prettier was a nicer experience, so I ended up going back, as I always do, to emacs.