everyone and their mother uses VS Code
This is usually a good reason to avoid something. Especially if that something comes from Microsoft.
this post was submitted on 22 Jul 2024
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Well it may absolutely suck, but they'll tell you
- it's everywhere
- once you learn a few tricks it's great
- you'll get used to a non-intuitive macro and command setup
- adapt your entire workflow around it and you're fine
- it's ... fast?
- it has such power
The last two are lies. And I was talking about vi here, in the hopes you'll get it. And like when I first used vi, the best thing was learning there were alternatives.