I have used both, and use both working daily. If I could get away with doing everything in VSCode, I would. Part of this is how the community treats tools. VS

I have used both, and use both working daily. If I could get away with doing everything in VSCode, I would. Part of this is how the community treats tools. VSCode is an editor, with some plugin support that lets it work as a bit of an IDE. But these are almost always optional. Code ecosystems and communities built around an IDE tend to only support working in that IDE, so there's typically only one way to do things, good or bad.