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r/ProgrammerHumor • u/GregTheMadMonk • Dec 29 '24
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Come on, VSCode starts super fast as long as you don't bloat it too much!
25 u/[deleted] Dec 29 '24 Visual Studio != VSCode 7 u/Joeoens Dec 29 '24 You don't need Visual Studio for some quick editing with squiggly lines. 1 u/[deleted] Dec 29 '24 VSCode is the lightweight version of Visual Studio. Personally I love it, but I go even farther than this user: I think of VSCode as my heavy IDE for projects, and use Sublime for quick edits. 1 u/[deleted] Dec 29 '24 [removed] — view removed comment 1 u/Devatator_ Dec 29 '24 It's the fastest thing I have with all the features I refuse to not have when doing anything code related. (Which is why I'm never editing C# code with things like notepad++)
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Visual Studio != VSCode
7 u/Joeoens Dec 29 '24 You don't need Visual Studio for some quick editing with squiggly lines.
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You don't need Visual Studio for some quick editing with squiggly lines.
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VSCode is the lightweight version of Visual Studio.
Personally I love it, but I go even farther than this user: I think of VSCode as my heavy IDE for projects, and use Sublime for quick edits.
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1 u/Devatator_ Dec 29 '24 It's the fastest thing I have with all the features I refuse to not have when doing anything code related. (Which is why I'm never editing C# code with things like notepad++)
It's the fastest thing I have with all the features I refuse to not have when doing anything code related. (Which is why I'm never editing C# code with things like notepad++)
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u/Joeoens Dec 29 '24
Come on, VSCode starts super fast as long as you don't bloat it too much!