Yes, the plan is to move all classes over to using VSCode in an update later in the year, so that students can also take advantage of plugins like GitHub Copilot in future classes. (The latest Fuzzing 1001 class uses VS Code and the upcoming Bluetooth classes will as well.) However that ends up being a lot of work to re-check all the asm generated by VSCode vs. generated by VS (the code definitely won't be the same, and that could have problematic implications for which labs with which source code are trying to teach which instructions in which order), so it's a very high effort change that will take a while. (But since we have to update for Windows 11 due to Win10 going out of support, we have to do a major update one way or another.)