>>108110020VSCode is a toy.
Lightweight, more customization; also native keybinds.
why does neovim exist when vim exists?
>why vim when ed exists?so on and so on until you find programming with pen, paper, and your rotten brain are more productive than using your bloated software
>>108110020bump for kurisu. use emacs >>108110373usecase for programming?
>>108110020Why vscode when eclipse exist?
>>108110020>no treesitteryep vscode is a nocoder toy>>108110912>usecase for programmingrun opencode in the neovim terminal
>>108110020Use Emacs, and don't post pictures of my wife when you're sharing your ignorant opinions.
You start learning the vim motions and you think "it's not for me". But then you catch yourself thinking about them. You notice how you could use one to quickly jump somewhere in a text or program. So you go back and you get pulled in.Next you notice how there's no Run button, what should you do? Then you see how simple building/running programs from the terminal actually is. The plugins are unnecessary, albeit handy. VS Code makes it look like rocket science.
>>108110020What use case does VSCode have? If you need a text editor, you might as well use something lightweight like vim. If you're going to use a bloated development environment, you might as well use a full fledged IDE. With VSCode, you get the worst of both worlds.
VSCode is bloat.
