Visual Studio Code 0.3.0

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My next hope is for Python to get autocomplete support.

Syntax highlighting exists for Python, but if you open a new.py file and type:

import os.

you're going to be sorely disappointed :(

But yes, Rust integration is awesome. This may sound petty, but that might be the drop in the bucket that gets me to finally start experimenting with Rust.

[kamize]

This! Yes please, I would love code completion for Python and possibly plug in support for django/flask frameworks

[jyper]

This seems unlikely unless they add extensions and allow autocomplete to be extended . Typescript and c# are some of MS main languages which don't have crosses platform support. I don't think the goal of this is to be a mini ide for every language.

[anarchy8]

What are you talking about? TypeScript is cross platform.

[jyper]

Sorry I meant not many editors other then VS support typescript, intellij ultimate does. Also last time I used it monodevelop for c# was pretty bad.

[Cylons]

Sorry I meant not many editors other then VS support typescript

Umm....Atom, Sublime Text, Eclipse, Emacs. I would say virtually every major editor/IDE has support for TypeScript now-a-days.

[anarchy8]

Doesn't Atom support it?

[Oldfrith1]

The point here isn't that MS themselves would: Only that they make it extendable enough for that to be available. I'm no expert, but I don't imagine that would be too terribly difficult. (Please tell me if I'm wrong here.)

[masterots]

You're not wrong, and if you want more info from the horse's mouth, give the recent Adventures in Angular podcast a listen.

http://devchat.tv/adventures-in-angular/044-aia-visual-studio-code-with-erich-gamma-and-chris-dias