> VSCode shines when you want to quickly open up a project and do something minor. VSCode shines in comparison only when all you need is a text editor to quick

> VSCode shines when you want to quickly open up a project and do something minor. VSCode shines in comparison only when all you need is a text editor to quickly open a couple of files, you don't need to do anything beyond reading code without navigating files or doing the occasional typo fix, and you don't actually need an integrated development environment. Other than that, I struggle to come up with a scenario where, if anyone already had both installed, vscode would be the preferred solution.