Why is VSCode shilled so much and so hard?

Why is VSCode shilled so much and so hard?

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github.com/Microsoft/vscode/issues/16131
github.com/dotnet/cli/issues/3093
github.com/facebook-atom/atom-ide-ui
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it's good

*it's okay

it's the last decent thing microsoft has had a hand in creating in over a decade

It's not. Microsoft steals all your code and c# in jetbrains is better

Cost monies tho

i seriously hope you built vscode from source and not just download the non free-non telemetry enabled visual studio code from microsoft website

typescript is pretty good

also even if you built from source you can't disable telemetry completely
github.com/Microsoft/vscode/issues/16131

>Doesn't disable the update checker
>Claims telemetry cannot be disabled
Did you even read the bug report?

What should I use fa/g/gots?
I need a text editor for linux with text suggestions

/thread

>Why is VSCode shilled so much and so hard?
I wonder why...

>windows loser
>no bpf or iptables

kys

i wish vscode didn't rely on electron

Not if your a student, start leeching

>...we continue to send events stating that a user has opted out and nothing else i.e. no usage data is sent.
They still get a lot if info even if you opt out. Basically everything in the http headers.

It's the only decent Microsoft product that doesn't mean it's good its comfy

It's good, my ass.
- github.com/Microsoft/vscode/issues/16131
- github.com/dotnet/cli/issues/3093

Atom, but it's a bloated piece of shit.
(neo)vi(m) / (spac)emacs do the trick for me user

VSCode is better than Atom but its extensions are pajeet-tier, I used it for a while then got fed up and went back to Atom

exactly this. Without extensions vscode is clearly better..

I wish they would at least fix the fucking vim extension. In the meantime, I'll stck with Atom too..

because people are making a fuckton of threads asking for the best code editor and it so happens that it's vscode

>github.com/Microsoft/vscode/issues/16131
that's the second time I see this link posted by someone who didn't even read it. there's nothing wrong with auto-updating, although ideally you should just use your package manager instead
>github.com/dotnet/cli/issues/3093
not vscode

telemetry is a buzzword for shills like u to parrot without even knowing what you're talking about

It just works, has good plugins and debugger integration depending on which programming languages you use.

this should probably BTFO vscode for good

github.com/facebook-atom/atom-ide-ui

It is shilled because people think the alternative is sublime, atom or vim.
Vim is too complex to learn for new users and too slow for experienced people.
Atom is just pure shit.
Sublime costs money.

>It has a nice range of extensions
>Git integration is nice, merge conflicts are easier to deal with
>TFS and NPM integration

It's easy to use, cross platform (very important) and easily modified with extensions depending on your codebase.

Kate

it's a buzzwprd for companies to legitimate selling you out

>Vim slow text editing for experienced people
What could make you possibly think such a thing?

Compared to other editors that is.
Vim is fine for a lot of people, but it triggers my autism that the gui is so slow.

Don't use a version with a gui? The text editing is far faster than any editor like notepad, sublime, etc

because many people here use it and want recommend it?

Crack it