Tell me why I shouldn't use this without sounding unemployed.

>>105756114 (OP)
You should use it, especially if you want to become employed. It's a decent editor, and if you're used to it you'll already know a lot of Visual Studio if you join a company that uses it.

Because you aren't employed and will never be.

>>105756114 (OP)
Only reason is if whatever you're coding in has a better integration with another IDE. The first example that comes to mind would be Java, more specifically Spring, for which IDEA will have a lot more purpose built tools.

>>105756114 (OP)
Why should I care about what you use in the first place?

>>105756114 (OP)
This post is rated: impossible without freetard cope or goalpost shuffling.

>>105756114 (OP)
You should probably use this instead.
(Unless you're a student, in which case you shouldn't use any kind of AI until you're very fluent and confident at programming by yourself.)

>>105756114 (OP)
VSCodie is a neet tool
VS is a leet tool

>>105756114 (OP)
too many extensions with shitty popups that try to hijack your project structure and workflow.

>>105756615
never happened in my machine

>>105756615
always happened in my machine

>>105756615
occasionally happened in my machine

>>105756114 (OP)
You're embarrassing yourself

>>105756758
Ugliest project logo ever invented.

>>105756114 (OP)
pfft, where I work every coder can use their editor of choice, I use Zed for example, there are people with vscode, neovim and jetbrains stuff.
you should stick to one editor and know everything about it.

>>105756216
>You should use it, especially if you want to become employed
pfft this is bullshit.
where I work every coder can use their editor of choice, I use Zed for example, there are people with vscode, neovim and jetbrains stuff.
you should stick to one editor and know everything about it.

>>105756114 (OP)
>Tell me why I shouldn't use this without sounding unemployed.
As it comes by default is utterly useless for anything, requiring extensive extension installation to do half what a dedicated IDE does.
And yes, if you're feeling good you can install tons of extensions, but it will basically make the whole application become sluggish and unresponsive, for example, I had extensions for like 8 programming languages and frameworks, and it took minutes for the nx console I use for work to load (if even that) until I uninstalled some extensions.

>>105756114 (OP)
if you like it you should use it. making threads on 4chan already makes you sound unemployed desu

>>105756114 (OP)

>>105756114 (OP)
you use whatever your company or employer uses on their workstations

electron

>>105756114 (OP)
But I am unemployed, and I don't know why people think because they slave away working on some shit horrible software they're superior.

It takes 3-4 seconds to open while Notepad++ only needs one second.

>>105757478
>lack of extensions
hahahahahaha, just use vscode from microsoft repo you cuck

>>105758656
Recommend extensions? I don't know any essential ones, that's why I removed the extension button.

>>105756216
why would anyone use Visual Studio
it is horrible and nothing like VSCode

>>105757478
what the fuck is this font

>>105758906
none except the official one for whatever language you're using
3rd party is bloat 99% of the time

>>105756114 (OP)
I don't understand the point of vscode when visual studio is also free. Are you using some kind of potato computer that can't handle a full IDE? Why does vscode even exist?

>>105759008
>>105758998

>>105758999
Apple monospace font.

>>105759008
if you want something a bit nicer

>>105759028
That post makes no sense, I assume the author has not used either application or doesn't actually write software.

updates find a way to make everything ugly every time

>>105759054
i do write software professionally and have used both in that context.
what about the two being completely different makes no sense?
what about VS being shit makes no sense?

>>105758998
>why would anyone use Visual Studio
The only "just werks" choice for C on winshit.

>>105759155
In what way is vscode better than visual studio specifically? I tried it back before visual studio was free and it just seemed like glorified notepad++ to me. It doesn't have any of the tools of a full IDE.

>>105759292
>It doesn't have any of the tools of a full IDE.
couldn't have put it better myself

>>105756114 (OP)
Unless you're using Emacs or Vim you are not a human to me.

Uh oh

>>0105759423
going all out, I see

>>105756114 (OP)
imagine giving your intellectual property away for free

>>105756216
>if you join a company that uses it.
At every company I've worked for you could use whatever editor/IDE you wanted.
Most of my colleagues use VS Code, some use Vim or JetBrains. I use Emacs.

>>105756114 (OP)
>>105756758
because you should be using VSCodium
>muh extensions
everything is there and you're not gonna get random dogshit stuffed in your face (e.g. Copilot that you can't disable, forced auto updates)

>>105758906
pretty much what this anon recommends
>>105759007
i also like using container tools, the "FOSS" version of vscode lacks support for many languages like CPP.

Because you won't ever leave that bubble you are entering anytime soon. It's not a tool anymore of you depend on it for everything.

>>105757924
>muh ukraine and taiwan
no thanks moshe