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It's ok to have a different opinion. But you shouldn't assume your experience invalidates my own. I've used a large number of text editors. Vim, Sublime Text,
by drew-y 6y ago
It's ok to have a different opinion. But you shouldn't assume your experience invalidates my own.
I've used a large number of text editors. Vim, Sublime Text, TextMate. I loved them all, and they are of course much faster and less resource intensive. I would still pick VSCode over each of them when given the choice.
VSCode strikes a great balance. Ironically I find it far more performant and smoother than Visual Studio itself.
- dijit 6y ago> Ironically I find it far more performant and smoother than Visual Studio itself. it does so much less that it's like comparing notepad to pycharm. Your exact use-case may not be impacted too much, which is great - but I know a lot of programmers who use Visual Studio's entire feature set including a lot of custom C# plugins and it's not comparable at all. (Intellisense, and native step-through debugging/disassembly to begin with). VSCode is a text/code editor that has some nice bolt-ons. Visual Studio is a fully fledged IDE with advanced feature sets for large shared projects.