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That being said, it's nice that they're improving it still
Anyone know if the C# plugin supports cshtml files yet? The lack of autocomplete, inspections and so on really hampers web development with it. I've now switched entirely to using Rider because of this. While it's still early days for Rider (and it makes my Laptop's fans spin nonstop), being able to hastily edit my views makes it more than worth it. (And integrated ReSharper is always good!)
I would be shocked. cshtml support tells me your using server-side rendering. I as a hip-node.js-silicons-valley-startup-founder-coding-rockstar can tell you to use a Javascript framework instead
The slowness shown in the pre-1.9 terminal is a bit ridiculous. Was it really the case? I've never seen such a strangely-behaving emulator! Really good that they resolved the issue.
Hi, I worked on those improvements. Yes that is indeed what would happen when you ran a command with heaps of output, it would also lock up the UI while doing it. You probably haven't observed it much as you don't do recursive directory walk on a large directory ;) You can read more about the specifics if you're interested in https://github.com/Microsoft/vscode/issues/17875
Man, I'd really like if they'd just add a default hotkey for 'Open Folder'. I know you can custom map hotkeys, but for an editor that's supposed to be 'easy to use out of the box', it's still lacking some basic features. That being said, it's nice that they're improving it still
I'm not going to use an editor that Microsoft employees literally shill on tech forums.
still no portable mode? :(
Man, I'd really like if they'd just add a default hotkey for 'Open Folder'. I know you can custom map hotkeys, but for an editor that's supposed to be 'easy to use out of the box', it's still lacking some basic features. That being said, it's nice that they're improving it still
Hitting F1 for the command palette tells me that the default shortcut for Open Folder is Ctrl+K Ctrl+O
still no portable mode? :(
https://github.com/Microsoft/vscode/issues/329#issuecomment-...
I wonder how much Microsoft spends on it each month, and what value they see in it? Is it just a marketing expense? e.g. They fund VSCode in order to gain the good will of developers which they hope will turn into Azure or maybe Windows sales in the future?