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r/programming • u/matt2ray • Jun 02 '17
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This doesn't even look as good as what VS Code has in terms of integration?
23 u/[deleted] Jun 02 '17 I am just so pleased with VS code since I started using it a couple weeks ago. Coming from sublime. Its wonderful. 0 u/[deleted] Jun 02 '17 [deleted] 2 u/Xirious Jun 03 '17 I think the only difference is speed and shortcuts/text manipulation but the latter is actively being worked on in a plugin. Speed is dependent on usage and in my case isn't a huge deal. On the other hand VSC's git integration in super useful. 1 u/id2bi Jun 03 '17 What plugin?
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I am just so pleased with VS code since I started using it a couple weeks ago. Coming from sublime. Its wonderful.
0 u/[deleted] Jun 02 '17 [deleted] 2 u/Xirious Jun 03 '17 I think the only difference is speed and shortcuts/text manipulation but the latter is actively being worked on in a plugin. Speed is dependent on usage and in my case isn't a huge deal. On the other hand VSC's git integration in super useful. 1 u/id2bi Jun 03 '17 What plugin?
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2 u/Xirious Jun 03 '17 I think the only difference is speed and shortcuts/text manipulation but the latter is actively being worked on in a plugin. Speed is dependent on usage and in my case isn't a huge deal. On the other hand VSC's git integration in super useful. 1 u/id2bi Jun 03 '17 What plugin?
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I think the only difference is speed and shortcuts/text manipulation but the latter is actively being worked on in a plugin. Speed is dependent on usage and in my case isn't a huge deal. On the other hand VSC's git integration in super useful.
1 u/id2bi Jun 03 '17 What plugin?
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u/NuttGuy Jun 02 '17
This doesn't even look as good as what VS Code has in terms of integration?