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I still prefer Sublime Text over VS Code for the simple reason that it has much less visual clutter. VS Code is cognitively stressful for me to use, there is t

I still prefer Sublime Text over VS Code for the simple reason that it has much less visual clutter. VS Code is cognitively stressful for me to use, there is too much stuff going on in the interface.

baby 6y ago
That is definitely one downside of VSC.
ggregoire 6y ago
There is a Zen Mode that displays nothing else than your current file. (View > Appearance > Zen Mode, or shortcut Cmd+K Z)
damsta 6y ago
The interface is customizable, if you want you can hide everything except the code editor with those preferences: { "workbench.editor.showTabs": false, "workbench.statusBar.visible": false, "workbench.activityBar.visible": false, "editor.minimap.enabled": false, "breadcrumbs.enabled": false }
PufPufPuf 6y ago
Too much stuff going on in VSCode? I like VSCode for the very reason that the interface offers comparable functionality to IDEs while not flooding you with tiny buttons and tabs on each side of the screen...