I don't think the (not very good) PowerShell extension is a great basis for judging VS Code as a whole. I've spent most of my career in Visual Studio, I have a

I don't think the (not very good) PowerShell extension is a great basis for judging VS Code as a whole. I've spent most of my career in Visual Studio, I have a great deal of respect for how it just works, nobody's forcing me to leave it and yet... I'm mostly done with it. I'd rather use VS Code for C# development these days; it nails a lot of speed+UX things that Visual Studio doesn't.