There is a strong argument to be made for everyone sharing a platform and benefitting from universal plugins and extensions. VS Code has a ton of great extensions that are extremely easy to install.
I used VS Code with Vim for the better part of a year. There are also some great tools around git and stuff that you can download.
I came from Sublime Text 2, I felt like VS Code was comparable in most ways and better in a lot of ways, so I stuck with that until I started playing around with Spacemacs.
It'd be hard for me to pick many editors over VS Code if I was being purely objective, especially when I'm recommending an editor to others.
There is a strong argument to be made for everyone sharing a platform and benefitting from universal plugins and extensions. VS Code has a ton of great extensions that are extremely easy to install.
I used VS Code with Vim for the better part of a year. There are also some great tools around git and stuff that you can download.
I came from Sublime Text 2, I felt like VS Code was comparable in most ways and better in a lot of ways, so I stuck with that until I started playing around with Spacemacs.
It'd be hard for me to pick many editors over VS Code if I was being purely objective, especially when I'm recommending an editor to others.
This. For me, VS Code hits that sweet spot. For what it is, I find it hard to beat.