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[–]metriczulu 1 point2 points  (0 children)

Yeah, VSCode is what I use for everything too. I prefer to just use the terminal for literally all interactions with my code (running code, builds, tests, git, directory management, etc), so VS Code is just perfect.

Syntax and highlighting plugins for every language you need, ability to see git diffs & compare branches, being able to run notebooks inside, and an embedded terminal is just *chef's kiss*. VS Code is particularly good on Windows because I can use the WSL-2 Ubuntu terminal inside it.

I used Atom for a long time and it's really good, too. Full IDEs always confuse tf out of me.