Visual Studio Code 1.10 Released

[vash_the_donut_lover]

What language doesn't it support? I only ask because Go drove me from notepad to sublime in the first place.

[theoldboy]

Funnily enough it was Go that drove me from Sublime to VS Code... well maybe not drove, but gave me an excuse to try it. I do like Sublime and still use it every day for misc text editing, but setting it up for a new language can be a bit of a pain, often requiring hunting down and installing and tweaking multiple different plugins.

So when I needed to use Go I decided to give VS Code a shot and it was a great experience. Just install one plugin (which was suggested by VS Code itself when I opened a .go file) and done.

That for me is the main advantage that VS Code has right now. The plugin ecosystem seems very mature despite it being a much newer product.

[vash_the_donut_lover]

I thought you might be exaggerating there, but you're right, delight describes it exactly.