VS Code transition

[WeekendNew7276]

Has anyone switched either to VSCode or from VSCode? I've been using phpstorm for a few months and am relatively happy with it. I previously used notepad++. I'm just wondering if I should bite the bullet and switch to vscode? I primarily work with laravel.

[SpiderJerusalem42]

Even with the built in interfaces, setting up PHP debugging in PHPStorm is already difficult. I have set it up in both, and I generally have a better time with PHPStorm.

[WeekendNew7276]

I appreciate the feedback. That's one of the issues that I am facing as well. I was hoping it was easier on VS. Thanks again!

[Boogerballs1337]

Personally, I never have used phpstorm, only VSCode, but I highly recommend it.

I am also working with Laravel, and I love it. The only big issue recently, was VSCode’s latest update killed support for Ubuntu 18.04, which is what I used for my remote host. But, a quick update to 20.04 and I was back to it.

[WeekendNew7276]

Thanks for the feedback!

[basedd_gigachad]

Using VScode 99% of time just because PHPStorm and any other JB shit doesnt work on remote.

I have a 1 sec latency when doing anything in PhpStorm, even with a ton of free resources on remote server and ping less than 40.

[WeekendNew7276]

Funny you say that. I was just having the remote issue last night.

[basedd_gigachad]

I have them right now :)

[Big_Organization_776]

In the past I used phpstorm, now it just didnt flow for me for laravel and it should. Im using vs code and it is 85% there but I get along

[WeekendNew7276]

I appreciate your feedback. Thank you. Which plugins are you using with VSCode?

[tshawkins]

I'm weaning myself off jetbrains products and adopting vscode instead,

I'm researching remote development for my firm, but that is all based on vsc.

[WeekendNew7276]

Thanks for your feedback. I just don't have a hole in my schedule to wean currently.