My experience with VS Code
Hello readers, How had you been? Its been long time since my last blog post. I promised to keep update this blog, yet again I broke my promises.
So lets go to the topic. I will cover only the user experience I had with VS-Code, not the technical details about it.
Few years ago, I was a Sublime user, I loved it a lot. One of my friend suggested about VS-Code. As I remember it was just the beta or first release. I installed it and tried to use it. But my first experience was similar to Sublime, so didn't give any interest about it.
But after a year, when I start programming as my job, I understood the importance of VS-Code. Here are some facts changed my mind.
This time I wont leave my blog , I will try to update at least one blog per week.
Happy Coding guys....
So lets go to the topic. I will cover only the user experience I had with VS-Code, not the technical details about it.
Few years ago, I was a Sublime user, I loved it a lot. One of my friend suggested about VS-Code. As I remember it was just the beta or first release. I installed it and tried to use it. But my first experience was similar to Sublime, so didn't give any interest about it.
But after a year, when I start programming as my job, I understood the importance of VS-Code. Here are some facts changed my mind.
- Tons of useful extensions from Docker to syntax highlighting.
- Excellent git extension.
- Light-weight ( I can run it on my 5+ years old laptop)
- Constant updates. ( adding more new features frequently )
- LiveShare option ( we can share our coding live with anyone )
- Super fast booting time and syntax highlighting.
This time I wont leave my blog , I will try to update at least one blog per week.
Happy Coding guys....
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