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I have two questions in my head: 1.) Is the foundational work that has gone into this going to be used to help support intellisense in other languages in the f
by Rapzid 11y ago
I have two questions in my head:
1.) Is the foundational work that has gone into this going to be used to help support intellisense in other languages in the future?
2.) Will any of this make it into Visual Studio Code?
- dogma1138 11y agoPython had intellisense support both officially (through MSFT) and non-officially through community addins since VS2003, MSFT has support since 2005 with working examples. VS Code doesn't really have "intellisense" it's a nice fork of ATOM but considering just how much of an amazing development environment VS is i feel like having Code under the same brand devalues it quite a bit. Visual Studio also has support for Ruby, Node and virtually every other language out there from LoLCode to Scala the only real downside of VS is that it's not multi-platform, but outside of Silicon Valley you won't find that many software houses that develop on Mac's or Linux machines that often either.
- sandGorgon 11y ago>but outside of Silicon Valley you won't find that many software houses that develop on Mac's or Linux machines that often either. That's patently untrue - Linux is extremely, extremely popular all over India. All major laptop manufacturers (Dell, Lenovo, Asus, Acer) sell laptops with pre-installed Linux. Unfortunately, Macs are getting pretty popular here - even though they are double in cost.