@calcifer @sindastra Yea, this summarizes vscode pretty well - if your team uses it, its the easiest choice. Vscode is good on windows and generally ok out of the box.
The window management and keyboard shortcuts in vs code are awful and made me eventually get my team's tools working in emacs:
- Each pane has its own keybindings (navigating linter error pane vs code pane)
- Keybindings are inconsistent and hard to memorize (unlike doom emacs' neumonics)
The window management and keyboard shortcuts in vs code are awful and made me eventually get my team's tools working in emacs:
- Each pane has its own keybindings (navigating linter error pane vs code pane)
- Keybindings are inconsistent and hard to memorize (unlike doom emacs' neumonics)
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