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Visual Studio (not VSCode) is a case study in how to sprawl across different menus and require menu hunts to find what you want.
by quickthrower2 3y ago
Visual Studio (not VSCode) is a case study in how to sprawl across different menus and require menu hunts to find what you want.
- paulryanrogers 3y agoVS is an expert tool. Not a word processor for the masses.
- Fatnino 3y agoNot really an excuse to be scatterbrained like that. For either program.
- paulryanrogers 3y agoProfessional tools can optimize for efficiency at the cost to discoverability and new users. After all, they'll be used for many hours every week by largely the same cohort of expert users.
- hakfoo 3y agoI've had to work with VS for the first time in my career recently. I love how they don't have a scrollable tab bar (like the Jetbrains IDEs or even bloody Notepad++), but you can have it spawn row after row of tabs and crowd out the code itself.