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I meant to get VSCode to work as a decent development environment, more generally.
by vehemenz 6y ago
I meant to get VSCode to work as a decent development environment, more generally.
- hasmolo 6y agowould you expand on this? i'm curious what i've been missing, and what possibilities there are! for me, a TS using node nerd, vs code does these things well: 1. ts language server 2. decent plugins (that i can commit to scm) 3. yarn 2 support 4. nice debugger interaction is there more for me to have? is the core difference i use so much m$ stuff?
- vehemenz 6y agoThere are too many to list. I'd recommend using a JetBrains IDE to see what it has. Off the top of my head, VSCode lacks a decent code formatter and a "search everywhere"-type command palette. And the Git and database support is not good either, but that's kind of a given.
- aryik 6y agoI love the gitlens extension personally - I find it to be a big productivity boost when navigating a complex/legacy codebase.