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1) Jump to definition for plain JS. Both Brackets and WebStorm can find method definitions for any JS project.
2) Multiline searches. I use this quite a lot to find files that contain 2 terms on different lines.
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https://code.visualstudio.com/docs/languages/cpp > VS Code supports tasks that you can configure to build your application, and natively understands the output of MSBuild, CSC, and XBuild.
Yes, building works well. But how do you run your application? (To be clear I'm asking what workflow users use personally, since it seems like nobody else has this issue.)
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https://code.visualstudio.com/docs/languages/cpp > VS Code supports tasks that you can configure to build your application, and natively understands the output of MSBuild, CSC, and XBuild.
Yes, building works well. But how do you run your application? (To be clear I'm asking what workflow users use personally, since it seems like nobody else has this issue.)
I am surprised at the amount of semi-negative comments here. Yes, some features are yet to be implemented, (it's still a fairly young project and you can always follow GitHub issues on progress), but for an Electron app, it's surprisingly fast and capable. The Microsoft-developed Go plugin makes it the best Go IDE out there, the devs, (Ramya Rao etc.) are super responsive and really trying to resolve issues quickly.…
This is an off topic, but I just learned from the article that PowerShell will soon be the default in place of cmd.exe in Windows 10. I welcome this change as I found the experience of using PS was superior to that of bash/zsh in general cases. But I hope they figured out the performance problem. As of writing, in the stable version of Windows 10, PS is perceptually slower than cmd, so I was forced to use PS only whe…
As a Linux dweller, I'm genuinely curious about this one. I've found PS inferior in just about any use case.
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Do you have any proof that it is astroturfing and not just genuine enthusiasm? I am almost a lifelong vi user, but have been using Visual Studio Code last few months because it's Rust experience is smooth. (Though Emacs seems to do well as well.)
Just that the sentiment scores of comments blow everything else out of the water. Haven't done one in a month or two though.
I feel so guilty using this because I did not renew my license for Webstorm. I used to love webstorm but the javascript development environment/ecosystem has come such a long way since when I first purchased Webstorm.
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It looks pretty bad on Linux too. Somehow they managed to transport the crappy font rendering from Windows to Linux. It really feels like it's not built for Linux, but just shoe-horned in.
I'm using it on Windows and Linux, and found it pretty good. What's the issue with fonts?
It's a years old Chrome bug. Wish they had a Chakra version of Elektron.
Am I the only one who misses an apt repository?