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I feel the opposite way. VSCode feels clunky and disjointed compared to the experience I get from JetBrains IDEs. Also, both have 3rd party plug-ins but JetBra
by devmor 4y ago
I feel the opposite way. VSCode feels clunky and disjointed compared to the experience I get from JetBrains IDEs.
Also, both have 3rd party plug-ins but JetBrains seems to contain a lot more of the features I want as first class integrations whereas I generally have to find a plugin for VSCode and hope it's well maintained.
- onionisafruit 4y agoThe first class integrations are key. I think VSCode can probably do just about everything GoLand can, but you need to configure a half dozen plugins to get there. I will say that writing a VSCode plugin seems much easier than an IntelliJ plugin. So if you need that level of customization, VSCode might be the preferred tool.