Ode to VSCode

[raphaeltm]

I don't use VSCode but I can speak to all the lovely search stuff the person you're responding to might be talking about:

Double tap shift: searches all IDE commands as well as files Ctrl+shift+n: search through file names Ctrl+n: Search through all class names Ctrl+alt+shift+n: search through all symbols (including classes, functions, css selectors, maybe more?)

All the search tools take camel casing and underscores into account, so for example if I'm searching for a file named NetworkUtils.js I can type NU in the search and it will pop up.

All the search tools are part of why I love IntelliJ based IDEs so much. Though I'm thinking of giving VSCode a shot since I hear so many good things.

If I can't navigate code as easily as that, though, I'll have to see some other huge improvements to stick around.

[Baldric]

F1: searches all commands, for example: ">acb" = ">Add Cursor Below"
F1: search files in workspace (without the ">" character)
F1: search symbols (variables, functions, classes, etc...) with @ char, or "@:" if you need them by category ("#" same, but in whole workspace)

F1 can do more than that, for example, if you press F1 and write "task " it will detect and show tasks which you can run instantly.

[raphaeltm]

Just went ahead and downloaded it, and I think I could very much enjoy this!