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what? Yes it is, vscode was built to be powered by extensions and they work great. I've been using vscode for the last 5 years for all kinds of languages and h
by yahyaheee 6y ago
what? Yes it is, vscode was built to be powered by extensions and they work great.
I've been using vscode for the last 5 years for all kinds of languages and have never though to myself "I wish I had an IDE"
- jfkebwjsbx 6y agoYou can also do all your work in a raw text editor, yet you prefer VS Code. Same distinction for an actual IDE. The Rust and C++ extensions are very far from what an IDE offers. They only handle basic debugging and code completion/browsing. With a few more extensions you can a bit better, but again, you are doing the job that an IDE is supposed to solve for you.
- yahyaheee 6y agoI guess I'll take Rust is my no good "editor" over c++ in a "proper IDE", don't think thats gonna sell most people