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If the VS Code team are delivering the product, I have some amount of trust. If it’s the VS team, good luck to everyone involved

• deburo 1y ago
  Indeed, Copilot within Visual Studio is nowhere close as good as Copilot within VSCode, and even that is still worse than Cursor in my experience.
• pjmlp 1y ago
  VSCode is still miles behind for .NET and C++ tooling, have a bit of fate on VS team.
  • preciousoo 1y ago
    What’s the use of being miles ahead if you’re traveling in the wrong direction?
    • pjmlp 1y ago
      Doesn't look like, given Windows market share.
      • troupo 1y ago
        Not just Windows. I find .net a better choice for backend/microservices than Java, for example
    • peteforde 1y ago
      Tell us you're not developing for microcontrollers without telling us you're not developing for microcontrollers.
• ctkhn 1y ago
  I use vscode for personal javascript projects but the time I spent on a .NET team using VS was an incredible downgrade compared to years and years of intellij. I ended up leaving because tech debt/bugs kept causing weekly overnight on call incidents that we were never given time to fix, but when they asked who wanted a Rider license I got myself on the list immediately.
• slt2021 1y ago
  VS developers are okay, it is the VS product managers that are The problem