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I'm the opposite, vs code feels so clunky to me and full of crappy bolted on low and mid quality plugins. Yes it's lower barrier to entry on making things and f
by grogenaut 2y ago
I'm the opposite, vs code feels so clunky to me and full of crappy bolted on low and mid quality plugins. Yes it's lower barrier to entry on making things and for editing configs but the configs are opaque, hard to find. Odd for microsoft that it's more of a linux mindset than windows. It feels so janky setting up run configurations or test runs.
- MortyWaves 2y agoNot to mention it hardly seems to support simply running things from package.json script section when doing JS stuff. Every time I try it seems to never quite work, or is very clunky and obtuse, sometimes requiring the creation of new files (???) to do it. Compare that with the other main IDE I use, Visual Studio. It works great.
- coldtea 2y ago>full of crappy bolted on low and mid quality plugins That's on you. What it comes with is great. And there's a huge selection of good third party plugins if one takes attention to what they install.
- phreack 2y agoI think how awful making run configurations is, is the one worst aspect of VSCode. tasks.json? launch.json? I just want the "run" button to run a custom build command and I could just not figure it out.