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I disagree, even I use it myself, for those reasons: - plugins are a mess - when working with tech x how do I know from that huge list which plugins to use - ke
by dgf49 4y ago
I disagree, even I use it myself, for those reasons:
- plugins are a mess - when working with tech x how do I know from that huge list which plugins to use
- keyboard shortcuts don`t work out of the box in my Ubuntu system
- The ui feels non intuitive and overbloated to me - even IntelliJ Idea feels more clean and easy to use
- I would love if VSCode could detect the technologies my project uses and just install/use the proper plugins for me. And maybe even without asking me so I could be happily writing code, building, running tests and doing debugging right from the start wether it`s Rust, Kotlin + Spring Boot, Node + Typescipt whatever... sadly its not working like this...
- brozaman 4y ago> - I would love if VSCode could detect the technologies my project uses and just install/use the proper plugins for me VSCode does this already, if it detects a new language it suggests installing a new plugin. I don't know the criteria it follows to recommend a plugin, perhaps it only does it with some official plugins, but it has showed me this a few times.