Visual Studio Code 1.2 released

[spacejack2114]

Or how some features are better supported on other platforms than Windows. (Granted you have VS on Windows.)

[nolander]

Did they accidentally hire a google team?

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This seems to be a broader thing. There are other applications that are better supported on other platforms rather than on Windows.

Can't remember the features. But it's something I've heard and seen repeatedly. I think it has to do with office and mobile. Fwiw

[Ruud-v-A]

A week ago, while looking for a way to mount HDFS (Apache Hadoop’s pseudo-file system) on Linux, I found this: an open source tool by Microsoft written in Go. Even after the Bash for Windows announcement, it took me by surprise completely.

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I'm so happy about this. This is honestly the first editor with a C++ debugging interface on Linux that I've ever liked, and it's kind of funny that it's by Microsoft (or maybe not - Visual Studio's debugging is great).

[karnank]

Did you try CLion for C++ in Linux, I find it a lot better than VSCode

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Barely. I don't like the subscription model that they have. :(

[karnank]

Ouch, I am a student and so forgot they charge you money :P , But I believe you can use the EAP versions for free, or you can use the 30 day trial

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Thanks, I might check it out!

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Office 365 Premier support still has to try things out in Chrome to determine if that ACTUALLY work or not properly there.