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VScode is ok - its still alittle heavy for simple things.
if all i need to do is read - i use atom. for anything else i use a real IDE (IntelliJ, Phpstorm, Xcode, visual studio) -
LPII1828yI like vs code's built in terminal but sublime has better code indententing ,especially for sass.
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drRoss49148y@LPII Doesn't VS Code have this too? If it doesn't, I'm pretty sure a VS Code extension in the language you're writing will?
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I find WebStorm way easier for the coding I do (mostly Node, Typescript, Angular, etc). It's just more capable and intuitive for those languages/environments than VSC
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LPII1828y@digital216 webstorm/phpstorm are on a different level imo. VScode is meant to be a super texteditor like sublime, where webstorm is a true ide.
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