I get that it’s open source provided you use codium not code but I still find that interesting
VScode is proprietary and is a black box. The scary think for me is that you don’t know what the program is doing
i use sublime instead
baby steps. ill be on neovim one day i swear!
Just start practicing the vim motions in vscode
Run three flavours of Linux at home and love Microsoft. Why does everything have to be in opposition?
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On the first we can agree. But that certainly isn’t how they behave now.
On the second, I dare say that’s “what if” conjecture. You could easily argue that the de facto monopoly of Windows allowed computers to be on every desk which lead to the world today. I’m not sure that’s the case, but the argument stands on no less flimsy ground than yours IMHO.
Because the hate is based on their shitty OS. They did a fairly good job with VSCode. Our hate isn’t blind.
I use Kate.
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I’m not sure why people even use vscode over vim
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Over dailup
I’m thinking of making an Android app with electron (NC I don’t know Java Kotlin whatever lmao) is performance that bad?
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most of us hate the government and yet we use the roads
I use na-no :3
I get confused by non-modal text editors.
I keep trying to switch to Micro but my fingers are too used to the bonkers keyboard shortcuts
If you’re a true MS hater you can’t use TypeScript either. /sarcasm
If you work as developer, depending on where you work at using code editors with features like remote SSH is a must. If you are just a hobbyist even coding on Nodepad++ will do.
Intellisense is the reason
Intellisense dies when you write heavily templated C++ code (and there are valid production cases for that: in my job we write lots of expression templates to produce optimized math code). In contrast, I found clangd to be pretty responsive even in such scenarios.
vscode + clangd plugin FTW
I’m happy with neovim + clangd + treesitter on my side 😁
I thought that was just their term for code aware features like jumping to defn/references, doc popups, completions, renaming and so on. That is in no way unique to vscode.
You csn hate a company and like a product. They aren’t mutually exclusive.
This was a tough lesson for me to learn when Pirates of the Caribbean came out. 😠
I’ll just leave this right here.
Here is an alternative Piped link(s):
https://piped.video/GI6CfKcMhjY
Piped is a privacy-respecting open-source alternative frontend to YouTube.
I’m open-source; check me out at GitHub.
I rather use notepad++ masterpiece
