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.
I started with notepad (for about an hour), then notepad++, then sublime text 2/3. And I still use it today!
I don't see why everyone loves vscode. Sublime helps me work very fast and efficiently.
Why do y'all like vscode?
My number one reason to reach for vscode over sublime is breakpoint debugging of pretty much any language you can think of.
That's super handy tbh
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.