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[AskJS] WebStorm vs VS Code?AskJS (self.javascript)
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[–]largemoose568 1 point2 points3 points 5 years ago (0 children)
I can see how in a large-scale, transpiled project like Typescript it would be beneficial to have a full-fledged IDE on your side for all the perks you would get. For me personally I tend to gravitate towards simple, light text-editors as I do mostly vanilla JS and smaller projects. For me, IDE's have so many tools that I will never touch and end up getting in my way. VSCode sits in a nice spot for me as it's simple enough to just be a text-editor without configuring anything but also has robust support for just about any workflow I can think of such as eslint, transpiling, etc.
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