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IntelliJ. To name a few features I've not been able to get in VS Code or have had a worse experience: - debugger - refactoring (extracting functions and varia
by ghnws 3y ago
IntelliJ. To name a few features I've not been able to get in VS Code or have had a worse experience:
- debugger
- refactoring (extracting functions and variables, renaming across entire project etc.)
- context aware selection (expand selection from cursor logically)
- stack trace / error parsing
- comparing anything (diff selection with clipboard for example)
- DB schema support even in SQL formatted as strings (e.g. when using psycopg) directly from DB by just connecting to a DB
- find in files (I've never seen a VS code user have an easy time finding stuff)
Etc.