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- Visual Studio Code - Reddit
A subreddit for working with Microsoft's Visual Studio Code
- Visual Studio vs VSCode : r VisualStudio - Reddit
What would you say are the key advantages with Visual Studio over VSCode? Visual Studio is (mostly) focused on the NET ecosystem - it has amazing debugging and code stepping support And of course, it integrates quite nicely with the Nuget package manager for NET OTOH, VS Code has a much more general focus, so it doesn't fare so well compared in NET ecosystem against Visual Studio And for
- VisualStudio - Reddit
Welcome to r VisualStudio This subreddit is for discussing and asking questions for the Visual Studio IDE
- Your thoughts on Visual Studio Code? : r webdev - Reddit
Within a couple months after release it basically became the primary development tool for most devs, unless you need some advanced development platform that has debugging or other features it doesn’t have (such as PHP storm or full visual studio or some Java platforms)
- Why do so many use VScode as opposed to VS : r csharp - Reddit
Studio took 15s to open the same solution, uses 2 2G at idle and peaked at 3G while building and has since been sitting around that number So in my (not very scientific) Visual Studio consumes an extra GB of RAM, a 50% increase over an Code This is also a pointless comparison for me because I've switched to neovim which uses a few MB
- Should i use visual studio instead of vscode? - Reddit
However, configuring Visual Studio Code to compile, run and debug C++ code is much more of a faff than just downloading Visual Studio, and it offers a subpar experience in comparison Unless a C++ beginner has a compelling reason to use VS Code over VS, VS should be the first and foremost choice
- VisualStudioCode - Reddit
What are the best ChatGPT Visual Studio Code plugin? What's the best plugin that has unlimited usage I use it around 50 times a day and need a plugin so I can use it from Visual Studio Code
- Why is VS Code so popular what does it offer that text editors . . . - Reddit
I don't really see why VS Code seems to be so popular everywhere, because I feel like for many most languages there's something better out there, like IDEA community if you're using Java or possibly front end, or PyCharm for Python Is it just that it's free for everyone? Archived post New comments cannot be posted and votes cannot be cast
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