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I use VS Code for Javascript when I am working on Frontend, but even if all of our backend stack is at least .NET 6, I still prefer using Visual Studio for .NET
by DeathArrow 2y ago
I use VS Code for Javascript when I am working on Frontend, but even if all of our backend stack is at least .NET 6, I still prefer using Visual Studio for .NET code. Maybe I am too attuned to keyboard shortcuts in VS, but I also like hitting buttons to launch containers, debug, jump to definitions, run tests and so on. I quite enjoy working in Visual Studio. Also, before using VS for .NET I was using VS for C and C++. Even when I coded in Linux I searched for IDEs instead of text editors.
For git I prefer the command line.
I don't think there's right or wrong, use whatever tool makes you comfortable and productive.
- masfoobar 2y agoI totally understand that. There will always be a debate like IDE vs Text editors... just as much as IDE vs IDE or Text editor vs text editor. At the end of the day - use what you want to get it done! I have no issues with that.