It's interesting that the same company can produce both Teams, being pretty bad, and VS Code, being very good. I think it was simply rushed to production. I re

It's interesting that the same company can produce both Teams, being pretty bad, and VS Code, being very good. I think it was simply rushed to production. I remember VS Code not being that amazing at the start (slow etc.), but with time, effort and love put into it, it grew to become a competent IDE. Teams was horrible when it first came out, but I'm noticing some improvements in performance and stability since then.