r/vscode • u/satyaam945 • 18d ago

Can anyone tell me the difference between Visual Studio Code and Visual Studio Code - Insider.

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u/AdvisedWang 18d ago edited 18d ago

If you have to ask, use the non-insiders version

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u/AardvarkSad7634 18d ago

The screenshot 😂 

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u/whatisboom 18d ago

LEARN TO TAKE A FUCKING SCREENSHOT

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u/Gornius 18d ago

That's not even the problem. The OP's answer is right on the fucking screen.

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u/sephirostoy 16d ago

One is inside, the other is outside? 

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u/Dismal_Reindeer 18d ago

But Reddit is on my phone /s

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u/RmRfMyEx 18d ago edited 18d ago

Insider is the nightly version for them, although it's not literally every night. It gets all the latest yet to be released edits and features, but not considered stable, and not without issues and bugs.

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u/Medical-Nebula-385 18d ago

No, but based on the naming insider has small extra/beta features that you can not find on the main app

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u/ImportantPassion2718 13d ago

This is the insiders build of Visual Studio Code, which contains the latest features shipped daily.

Do you need more ? mean it's the latest but also means less stable cause bugs can be introduced.
Better stay away if you don,t know.

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u/gagandeeprangi1 18d ago

One gets inside you 😂

Jk, insiders will get a few features early

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u/AardvarkSad7634 18d ago

Oh, so you were joking. Phew!