> I honestly don't really like VSCode or see the hype. To me it feels very clunky. It's funny because I've been trying WebStorm and it brings my i9 16" MacBook

> I honestly don't really like VSCode or see the hype. To me it feels very clunky. It's funny because I've been trying WebStorm and it brings my i9 16" MacBook to a crawl so VSCode feels much "faster". It doesn't help that simple operations like renaming anything are multi-step processes or are just apparently missing (no apparent way to delete a file or visit its parent folder from the command palette) I agree with the rest. VSCode to me is just a little step up from Sublime Text for UI and base features, but it's still a far cry from proper IDEs like WebStorm (of which I like the proper refactoring features)