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Can I ask which languages you work with? Working with python and HTML/CSS/JS I find that VSCode works almost perfectly out of the box and the few extensions you
by bobbylarrybobby 6y ago
Can I ask which languages you work with? Working with python and HTML/CSS/JS I find that VSCode works almost perfectly out of the box and the few extensions you have to install are well maintained. But for more niche languages I could see there being an issue.
- 48bb-9a7e-dc4f2 6y agoLike most of the mainstream ones at least on a basic level, some niche, I work for multiple companies. My last attempt was over a year ago when I tried the LSP people were raving about here. Once I started digging it was very ugly. It's not only basic support but each language has a lot of extra integration you can take for granted when using an IDE (not naming what I use to avoid brand wars). For vscode that becomes an extra package you have to consciously know it's there. E.g. I get pissed off when basic features like toggling comments for markup/data interchange/build files doesn't work or produce the wrong format. With an IDE once the feature is implemented it's usually forever and you don't have to think about it again. With third-party packages it's the wild west. Yes a lot of people don't have this issue and love vscode, but not me. I consider "third-party" extensions a huge liability.