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With Code they’re running out of process and communicating via IPC/RPC most of the time which introduces instability that I’ve never experienced in Visual Studi
by jolux 6y ago
With Code they’re running out of process and communicating via IPC/RPC most of the time which introduces instability that I’ve never experienced in Visual Studio, Rider, or IntelliJ
- int_19h 6y agoThere are many things in Visual Studio that run out-of-process, and coordinate via IPC. It's an implementation detail, and does not change the fundamental approach. Also, many things in VSCode can be done in-proc as well if one so desires, including debuggers and language servers. Most extensions do them out-of-proc because it gives them more flexibility (esp. wrt implementation language for those components), and because it's easier to test such isolated components.
- jolux 6y agoYeah, and I hate Visual Studio for the most part too. It's a bloated mess. JetBrains' .NET IDE Rider is much better.