The Atom->VS Code keymappings really made VS Code stick for me. Usually when I get used to keymappings it's hard to get productive quickly with a new editor.
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I used to tweak and configure commands and settings but it was too much work so now I try to learn the defaults (unless it's something I really don't like).
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The Atom->VS Code keymappings really made VS Code stick for me. Usually when I get used to keymappings it's hard to get productive quickly with a new editor.
I can totally relate. I'm usually a IntelliJ-fanboy, but the keymappings-template for vscode really let me feel like home in it.
I used to tweak and configure commands and settings but it was too much work so now I try to learn the defaults (unless it's something I really don't like).