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nam178875796y@maushax that looks like vscode, and it doesn't come with essential things to develop.
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nam178875796y@maushax I had a problem with Visual Studio license the other day, switched to VSCode for a day.
Even with plugins installed, I wouldn't be able to develop on it (dot net core):
- Refactoring/ extract code, rename, etc not supported.
- Static analysis not supported.
- "Find implementations for interface" doesn't work. Cannot view call tree.
- No performance profiler. Cannot take heap shot.
- Cannot customize how exceptions are handled, i.e. when I want to ignore exceptions already handled.
- No "Edit and continue", "Enable just my code", ect.
- Debugging/ inspecting/ watch/ evaluation is poor.
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No way VS code is an "IDE" to me. Its a text editor for the web, those who don't need the things mentioned. -
Konsole31216y@nam17887 Yeah it's not.
But if you look at the weight, vscode is much lighter (unlike VS). It's occupies 100-200 mbs of ram and doesn't take lot of cpu.
Plus VS isn't supported on Linux (it wasn't 2 years ago. If Microsoft added it in between I don't know)
Also, VSCode has great support for js, html, case, node etc.
I usually use VSCode to edit small projects or single files. For bigger projects , I use JetBrains Tools.
On a side note, have you used CLion? I would like to see how it stands up against VS. Planning to undertake a cpp project soon. Might have to install Windows if CLion doesn't work properly.
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