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Because it is already supported in VS Code. I don't think this is a hot take, but I'm predicting Microsoft will gradually phase out Visual Studio in favor of V
by cwbrandsma 7d ago
Because it is already supported in VS Code.
I don't think this is a hot take, but I'm predicting Microsoft will gradually phase out Visual Studio in favor of VS Code.
- CodeCompost 7d agoAgreed but I think you need to pry Visual Studio from VB.NET developers' cold dead hands.
- neutronicus 7d agoC++ developers, too. I suppose they're splitting out the real powerful stuff (Debugger, LSP) for VSCode's consumption.
- hn_submit 5d agoI hate VS Code (even though I use it regularly on Linux Mint) because it's basically "File Focused" not "Project Focused" or "Solution Focused." Yeah, I know that it can read Visual Studio Projects and Solutions but these are kludges. It's essentially a souped-up file editor.