#Vscode vs webstorm install

There have been so many times teaching a team who actually use VS Code and each one of them has different features available. There are some great bundle packs out there, but this hunting is not fun for me. When I’m using VS Code on the other hand, I have to go on “extension safari”.

#Vscode vs webstorm install

Even on clean machines, I install WebStorm and start being productive. When training, from week to week, I’m going between Java, C#, TypeScript, JavaScript, Python, etc. I work with quite a few languages and frameworks. Note, I’m not a VS Code expert, so there may be (probably is) a way to do everything WebStorm does in VS Code, which is why I’m starting with… 1. This reminded me why I prefer development in WebStorm, JetBrains’ JavaScript IDE. I wanted to write this post after coming off a recent project (React, TypeScript, Electron) where I was frequently pairing with a colleague who was using VS Code.

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