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Depending on the language you're writing VS code plugins are a bit hit and miss. I've tried using it for Rust dev for example, and everything kind of worked, bu
by p1necone 6y ago
Depending on the language you're writing VS code plugins are a bit hit and miss. I've tried using it for Rust dev for example, and everything kind of worked, but with way too much jank. I constantly had problems with autocomplete suggestions being duplicated and linting being slow or not updating errors. Enough to make me wish I had a dedicated IDE.
More widely used langs have better experiences though I'm pretty sure. And maybe Rust support has gotten better? Seems that other commenters in this thread had positive experiences.
- steveklabnik 6y agoThere has been rapid improvement in rust-analyzer for a while, so yeah, stuff has been getting way better for quite a long time. Every week there's new stuff with it.