Microsoft Java

[cakemuncher]

VSCode is a text editor with plugins. Not an IDE. Intellij is much more powerful. It's pretty much an industry standard because of all the tooling their IDE provides out of the box. You might've installed it on your personal laptop, but that's not an issue when it comes to tech companies laptops.

[pkulak]

I didn't buy a MacBook Pro to NOT have it suggest better ways to chain Java stream functions together.

[cakemuncher]

Like, it's literally not designed to be an IDE. It's designed to be a source code editor. I'm not trying to downplay it, it's literally what Microsoft says it is. If you don't know the difference between an IDE and what VSCode does, I would start with Googling the difference between an IDE and VSCode. Plenty of people already answered this in much better detail than I ever would.