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There's a lot more info on it in its documentation here: https://code.visualstudio.com/docs https://code.visualstudio.com/docs Looks interesting, but I don't r

by tdicola 12y ago

There's a lot more info on it in its documentation here: https://code.visualstudio.com/docs https://code.visualstudio.com/docs Looks interesting, but I don't really see much that differentiates it from Atom, Sublime, Brackets, etc. Also the language support is kinda barebones--no syntax highlighting for Go or Rust? Only intellisense for Javascript and web stuff? Debugging only for Node.js?

Scarbutt 12y ago
no syntax highlighting for Go or Rust? surely you jest ;)
- jhawk28 12y ago
  Its there, just not advertised.
- shankun 12y ago
  We have Go syntax highlighting today, but not Rust - but look for it in the next update!
  - ledak 11y ago
    What about Stylus (CSS-preprocessor) support?
aceperry 12y ago
Interestingly, Atom is already available on MS, OSX, and linux today. They need to make it competitive and updated with the current Atom to be popular. On the other hand, this gives Atom some good competition and impetus to improvement, and I already like Atom.