Review of VS Code by Jason Allan

My constant companion in writing code. Allowing me to chop and change my development experience to each project I work on. The shame is that parts of the tool are proprietary and clunky. For instance, the remote tools consistently expect to download the server-side-component, sometimes multiple times a day.

10mo ago

Marc Mengler

Octomind

•17 reviews

the go-to IDE

1yr ago

Sneha Venkatajalapathi

•3 reviews

This aims to provide just the tools a developer needs for a quick code-build-debug cycle and leaves more complex workflows to fuller featured IDEs, such as Visual Studio IDE.

1yr ago

Kevin Li

•5 reviews

Lightweight is the key.

1yr ago

Yaw K

•5 reviews

Because of the extensibility by allowing users to install additional plugins. You can also add / change themes, customize settings according to your programming taste and many more.

1yr ago

Alperen Yılmaz

Poddy

•3 reviews

Amazing !!

1yr ago

Abhishek maurya

•1 review

It's Osm for beginners who just trying to learn coding

1yr ago

derangedC0mpound

•3 reviews

I have enjoyed using it the most!

1yr ago

Jenny Yu

•2 reviews

I am actually not a coding person, but I did code for a while. I love VS code for its simple user and aesthetically appealing user interface. Also, it can be well integrated with Jupyter notebook to run DS codes, which are important for me because I mostly write codes for DS. My boyfriend, a prospect software engineer, also enjoys writing codes with VS code.

1yr ago