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John Jardin

CEO & Founder of Agilit-e, Metability, Bleeding Code

Jun 14, 2019

VSCode is becoming the goto Editor/IDE

I’m slowly starting to run most of my daily operations and programming in Visual Studio Code. Here’s an example of me working in markdown files for one of my GitHub projects...directly in VSCode with live preview 👏.

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Todd

Software Security TechLead

Jun 15, 2019

Yup. I use VSCode for almost everything now. I love it! I've seen others using it but most people at work are on other editors for whatever reason (Mac, Android, Emacs, Vim, etc..)

Paul M. Watson

Works with humans and digital technology to solve problems. Say hello. They\them.

Jun 14, 2019

Most of my team has converted to it except the iOS dev (XCode of course) and me (still on native Atom.)

John Jardin

CEO & Founder of Agilit-e, Metability, Bleeding Code

Jun 14, 2019

I remember moving from Sublime, to Atom, to VS Code. It's amazing how many still swear by Sublime. I'll say one thing it's extremely fast compared to other editors.

Caleb H.

Co-founder of High/Low

Jun 14, 2019

Yea, XCode is actually really nice for Swift and Objective-C. Only problem is it's a beast when it comes to RAM and CPU usage....

I use XCode for iOS, Sublime for when I need to really quickly edit something, and VSCode for just about everything else.

Although I will say I like Atom's Github integration better.