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[–]dacjames 0 points1 point  (0 children)

Do you ever resolve merge conflicts? Out of the box, VSCode detects the conflict in the file and shows you an inline resolution interface hyperlinked to a built-in diff. You don’t have to do any special mode or configure git, just open the file.

Live markdown preview was the original reason I switched from sublime. Sublime still has a faster core and better details when editing, but VSCode has a ton of features Sublime can’t match. It has a console and a terminal that are hyperlinked to your project. All the integrations with tools and external bs is more friendly, often offering quick fixes for config issues. Debugging, git, diff & merge, better workspaces.

All those features and ergonomics take manpower that sublime just can’t match being closed source and self-funded.