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I love Sublime Text and used it for the first 6 years of my career, but I completely switched to VS Code. It took me 2 attempts and here are some things that ev
by ivandenysov 5y ago
I love Sublime Text and used it for the first 6 years of my career, but I completely switched to VS Code. It took me 2 attempts and here are some things that eventually made me stay with VS Code:
- better sidebar: drag & drop, quick rename, copy/paste out of the box
- better project search: faster, opens in sidebar by default or you can open it in an editor tab. sidebar search results refresh automatically when you delete search occurrences from files. 'editor tab search results' have syntax highlighting and you can have multiple search tabs open simultaneously
- more usable extension store. I don't need to go on the web to research the best editor extension for given language/technology
- it is open source
- it has a UI for settings