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> Because you do it only once Not really though. Extensions are frequently deprecated or outdated, need to switch to new alternative, don't play nice together,
by _xivi 4y ago
> Because you do it only once
Not really though.
Extensions are frequently deprecated or outdated, need to switch to new alternative, don't play nice together, etc.
Anyway, there's no need to advocate for vscode, it's not an underdog. I imagine everyone here has already formed their opinion and tried JB IDEs, vscode, and other tools, and probably make use of all of them somewhere in their workflow.
- pjmlp 4y agoUsually the images are done per project. VSCode Web as modern version of X Windows based IDEs is great, as yet another Electron app not really.
- zihotki 4y ago> Extensions are frequently deprecated or outdated Unfortunately my experience differs from yours in this area. It all of course depends on the languages you use, what you do, on which side of adoption curve you are, etc. I work with .Net plus a plenty of web stuff, I'm rather conservative about plugins. And for me everything is quite stable in my area so that the plugins configured 5 years ago still work. Adoption of language server protocol in different languages and frameworks, adoption of .editorconfig helped a lot to stabilize everything.