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Yes, you're alone you luddite (kidding!). Each to their own really, and honestly not every tool is going to be a good fit for every project. I have day work o
by headmelted 5y ago
Yes, you're alone you luddite (kidding!).
Each to their own really, and honestly not every tool is going to be a good fit for every project. I have day work on Visual Studio that I wouldn't dream of moving to VSC for a bunch of reasons.
The reasons myself and others like VSC also have a lot to do with the plug-in ecosystem. More people using it means someone has likely already encountered my use case which means it's more likely a plugin exists to do what I need.
There are places that live on JetBrains for this reason (sprawling homogenous codebases that cross domains and languages). Having support to hand not only for the code you use most, but every language/framework other folks in your organisation use, is a really useful feature for integration/debugging work.
- beardyw 5y agoThe range of support is great. I can program and run web front end, node, plain C or C++ for desktop, same for programming various chips, and ESP (using platformio), all from one familiar editor. I would now feel uncomfortable using anything else.