Visual Studio Code is now open source
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Visual Studio Code is now open source
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Re: Visual Studio Code is now open source
#2VSC has revolutionized how I code on Linux. Thank you, Microsoft!
Re: Visual Studio Code is now open source
#3VSC has revolutionized how I code on Linux. Thank you, Microsoft!
corporate shill /s
Re: Visual Studio Code is now open source
#4Really happy to hear that. I've been using it over Sublime.
Re: Visual Studio Code is now open source
#5The project has come a long way,since the early days of the Monaco code editor. Really happy seeing it finally come to the open!! :D
Re: Visual Studio Code is now open source
#6As an Atom user that's only dabbled with VS Code when it was announced, what are its advantages? Last time I tried Code it seemed like a fork of Atom with Microsoft branding.
Re: Visual Studio Code is now open source
#7As an Atom user that's only dabbled with VS Code when it was announced, what are its advantages? Last time I tried Code it seemed like a fork of Atom with Microsoft branding.
I tried it out but too but Atom pulled me back because of its plugins and linters
Re: Visual Studio Code is now open source
#8As an Atom user that's only dabbled with VS Code when it was announced, what are its advantages? Last time I tried Code it seemed like a fork of Atom with Microsoft branding.
There's other features, but the biggest for me is if you're writing TypeScript or C# you get first-class visual debugging support. Also the live Markdown Preview (cmd-shift-v) is pretty awesome.
Re: Visual Studio Code is now open source
#9As an Atom user that's only dabbled with VS Code when it was announced, what are its advantages? Last time I tried Code it seemed like a fork of Atom with Microsoft branding.
I tried it out but too but Atom pulled me back because of its plugins and linters
VSCode is extensible now -- they are called extensions.
Re: Visual Studio Code is now open source
#10As an Atom user that's only dabbled with VS Code when it was announced, what are its advantages? Last time I tried Code it seemed like a fork of Atom with Microsoft branding.
One of the biggest advantages that I know of is that VSC has a very good NodeJS debugger for Javascript and Typescript[1]. Having the debugger integrated into the editor is huge improvement over Node Inspector. Last time I tried Atom's debuggers, they were not very good.