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It's funny, I had the opposite experience. VSCode felt like kind of a scattered mess of features that never quite pulled into a cohesive whole. Productivity arg
by ravi-delia 6y ago
It's funny, I had the opposite experience. VSCode felt like kind of a scattered mess of features that never quite pulled into a cohesive whole. Productivity arguments always made sense for editors like Intellij, where the suggestions border on psychic for Kotlin, but if I'm just wiring a bunch of disparate plugins together I might as well do it with a nice easy config file. Plus Vim has better Vim emulation ;)
- jmnicolas 6y ago> where the suggestions border on psychic for Kotlin If any Googler is reading, I wish it was the same for Flutter! I have 12 years of Visual Studio (not code) under my belt and I found the Dart / Flutter "intellisense" quite lacking in Android Studio.
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