Visual Studio Code Reviews

Summary: Must tool for all the developers with great features such as built- in support.
Its lightening fast and robust.
Best in the market.

Positive: It has a few of the best features present in a code editor.
It is fast, very easy to use and understand.
Extensions and themes are very helpful.

Negative: It has no cons.
Visual Studio Code is absolutely best code editor.

Summary: Overall if you're a web developer it is a must tool. This will help you a lot and save your lot of time you can make boilerplates, has number of shortcuts which will save your time and make you more productive. Not only web developers everyone can use this software.

Positive: This is the most famous code editor. You can integrate this with different apps. Also the user interface is very clean and handy. You can easily customise this as per your needs. Its light weight and have some of the great features like auto suggestion, auto complete, colour coding as per syntax, etc. Also it is available for all desktop platforms.

Negative: I have been using this software for a long time now and I did not find any cons in using this software.

Summary: Overall this software is absolutely amazing and has so many features to offer. It has support for different programming languages and the ide is fully customizable and has a marketplace to add an integration to the ide.

Positive: I like almost all the features provided by Visual studio code. Autocompletion and autosave features, git integration, integrated terminals, etc are some of the many features provided by visual studio code.

Negative: I have been using vs code for more than a year now and have no such things to include in cons.

Summary: Overall a complete IDE that is suitable for every developer as you have the power to customize and use this. And working becomes much easier with this.

Positive: The pros of using Visual studio code are below:
- Available on all operating systems
- Easy to use
- Great features
- Auto-suggest
- Collaboration
- Customization as your needs

Negative: There are no cons to use this, but it takes a little time to load on old systems.

Summary: As a developer, I loved this software, not only it is good for mobile development, it supports multiple programming languages. I am using it for a long time now, and haven't thought of changing it as it provides frequent support and nearly supports anything related to programming and development. If you want a fast and light platform for your work this is for you.

Positive: I am a mobile developer and used to work on android studio for development but android studio used to be very harsh to my system. Then I switched to visual studio code, it was lite yet gave the same performance as android studio. User-friendly interface, a huge set of plug-ins, color coding, autocompletion these featured are so helpful for heavy coding and were all present in visual studio code.

Negative: I faced no cons in this software, easy to install and use.

Summary: Visual Studio Code is a great code editor which doubles as a fully featured IDE and is especially great for front-end development. It is available for free and is available on all platforms.

Positive: Good interface and theme
Lots of plugins provide great extensibility
Syntax Highlighting
Git & Terminal Integration for better productivity
Free to use & cross platform availability

Negative: Frequent updates are annoying and intrusive - they should opt for background updates.
Needs better autocomplete feature.

Summary: Visual Studio Code is a complete package for full stack developers. Multi platform availability and great community support makes it an ideal choice for any coding work.

Positive: Simple layout and easy to use interface.
Feature rich.
Large number of extensions and plugins.
Built-in Debugging feature.

Negative: Working on multiple windows can be bit sluggish even on systems with decent RAM.
Not much incentive to switch over from other IDEs.

Summary: A huge step-up for anyone who codes for fun/as a hobby. The IDE is easy to setup and start using. Even beginners can use it straight out of the box with minimal reading.

Positive: Fantastic UI and UX. Low installation requirement. I especially like the theme selection and also the ability to run multiple codes, workbooks and terminals at the same time.

Negative: Difficult to get used to when compared to Jupyter notebook.

Summary: As a product VS Code is the best IDE, I have ever used. I was very impressed by the all that features it offers and all those extensions you can include and can customize your IDE according to you.

Positive: I am using this product for 2 years now and I cannot think of switching to any other IDE for software development. It is such a great tool. You have various extensions available to use and almost every file extension is supported to work with, You can change and set themes, change icon style, autosave, etc are some of the cool features of visual studio code.

Negative: After using it for almost 2 years now I am not able to find any cons but there is always room for improvement.

Summary: Overall Visual Studio Code is a really good text editor and scripting tool which can be used for frontend development especially for beginners.

Positive: Visual Studio Code is more than a text editor and can be doubled as a development tool. It has a lot of features and integrations to be used as a dedicated IDE for Javascript and similar languages. It is quite lightweight and available free of cost.

Negative: It misses out on useful IDE features like autocomplete to be considered as an all purpose development IDE.

Interface needs to be simplified and made modular - a lot of icons make little sense to newcomers.

Summary: I use both IntelliJ and VS Code at the same time. Sometimes, i have to switch to IntelliJ when it comes to merge conflicts. But when i need more memory to perform other memory consuming operations, i always use VSCODE as it is much lighter.

Positive: Best free IDE that i have used so far. It is very light weight in terms of memory utilisation and works smooth on my Mac Book PRO. I really like the window splitting feature and renaming my terminal tabs. I can run my different environments in different named tabs.

Negative: Although the features are great, one feature that i really miss out on this IDE is the use of GIT. E.g. if it does not support a GUI to resolve merge conflicts. It is handy for updating the repo but not that flexible for resolving conflicts.