Give me reason not to like Visual Studio Code
You hate it because you are bad at it.
Nonfree software and spyware. Use vscodium
Nothing is free. Microsoft are using it to push their products. For example, when you open a .sql file, even if it is for Postgres, it will recommend you install mssql extension. The default docs are msdn, not mdn, etc. Soon they will start pushing Azure heavily and so on.
Still, I use it. I don't think there are many better options. It has a nice interface and is usually fast enough.
It's a 100MB package that installs as 270MB and balloons to nearly 740MB once you make the mistake of opening even a single .c file as it's going to immediately start installing C/C++ extensions and containerized clang toolchains you already had installed on your machine.
It won't ask you either.
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slow and had a problem with it freezing up often on my machine
The vim plugin is total ass.
It isn't vim
Nonfree
Spyware (yes, even vscodium)
Bloated
Not customizable compared to Emacs or Vim
Why the fuck would I gimp myself and use that when I'm already using Visual Studio.
It's not Emacs.
Sublime Text™ exists.
Wastes your RAM (electron)
>Why the fuck would I gimp myself and use that when I'm already using Visual Studio.
why the fuck would I use visual studio when all i need is an editor?
what other ides have a command prompt?
>hasn't been updated in ~6 months
>p-p-please purchase a license, o-oniisan
My cracked version doesn't have this problem.
Does it still use 30% of the cpu and GPU for displaying a blinking cursor?
The C++ debugger still doesn't let you edit breakpoints mid session
slow. plugin crash reading 10MB json.
vim > emacs > trash > vscode > sublime
Emacs + evil > all
vim + extensions > emacs + extensions
like for like faggot.
9MB package and 77MB installed faggot
(You)
It's pretty good for running small snippets of code quickly.
Also that Dracula theme...
[Error - 4:26:46 AM] Server initialization failed.
Message: JSON decoding failed: expected string, got null
Code: -32601
It doesnt calm my extreme autism like VIM or Emacs do.
Aditionally, using code doesnt allow me to be an elitist niggerfaggot on the internet
Because intellij exists
Nonfree and bloated
B-but it's open source. Is it not enough?
You can edit and compile in the same window.
tmux+vim
but cool kids just use entr to autocompile on save
tmux doesn't render my webgl stuffs at all...
>implying there is any marketing team on this planet capable of convincing me to use Azure
Azure or AWS? And why?
Proprietary bloat
Colocated servers are the ethically, morally and financially correct choice.
But nobody is doing that in 2019. Handling hardware is such a pain!
>>hasn't been updated in ~6 months
Why would a text editor need to be constantly updated?
Do you really need VR headset drivers and Xbox controlelr support in your text editor?
yes because their devs need something to do
Baswd
It will also spin up Java servers for linting
Everything that isn't running libreboot is spyware. You are literally writing in a spyware closed source image board.
cause it looks like IDE but at the end its just a text editor
one example, when working with C++ I can't create .cpp file from .h file with all the functions signatures, but this is minor issue, any way you should use proper IDE like Jetbrains(Clion), Netbeans, maybe even Visual Studio.
Can't debug with godot using VS, VSC works.
It werks
>It's a 100MB package that installs as 270MB and balloons to nearly 740MB
see
>once you make the mistake of opening even a single .c file as it's going to immediately start installing C/C++ extensions and containerized clang toolchains you already had installed on your machine.
it won't install anything automatically, at most it will warm you there are extensions for C/C++
>It won't ask you either.
it won't ask you because it won't even install it
try again
it's made by microsoft
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for the dopamine kicks of having successfully updated a piece of software of course.
Why it completely deadlocks my old 4GB RAM i3 Lenovo laptop after working on it after few hours? I don't have this problem with Sublime Text, so problem must lies in electron bloat
Is atom better than vs code?
while it is okay for, like, python and flutter i guess i would never use it for anything bigger. flutter is pretty on it though
i don't like atom personally