Khalid ⚡I’m running a #developer experiment. Please boost for reach.
When I say VS Code, what is the first word that comes to mind?
Please reply, but don’t peek at other people’s responses until you’ve done yours.
Sara Joy 
@khalidabuhakmeh Frameworks
@sarajw You’ll need to explain this one to me. 😅
@khalidabuhakmeh I got back into web development in 2021 - I'd only been a hobbyist before - and hadn't really coded a site, even a simple one, for years despite being totally into doing it as a teen.
Notepad++ was my game way back when. I only started using VS Code because it was easier to use what all the people doing tutorials were using. Modern web dev is all npm and frameworks. They're all one thing for me 😅
grtyvr@sarajw @khalidabuhakmeh Also works for embedded systems with the various frameworks for the various processors. PlatformIO integration.
prozacchiwawa
avmakt@khalidabuhakmeh Updates.
Guillaume Rossolini
Mark Malstrom@khalidabuhakmeh framework support
Dragan Panjkov
emptyother@khalidabuhakmeh
The colors of the default theme. Dark grey and blue.
The colors of the default theme. Dark grey and blue.
Bernard Chhun (he/him)@khalidabuhakmeh go-to-daily-tool
Glenn Versweyveld@khalidabuhakmeh Blazing fast
Candy Apples Annie 🎄@khalidabuhakmeh Legacy
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The only time I installed VS Code, it took over all file and code associations before I'd even opened it, right in-line with the experience of installing Office ages ago and fonts would get installed overriding system fonts on a Mac and effed stuff up. I will have a hard time ever associating MS products with anything but their legacy as a company of buying up much-loved small software, strip-mining it for parts to put into its own bloated software.
Dries V.
Rob 
@khalidabuhakmeh Web site editing
Extreme Electronics
Frederik Elwert@khalidabuhakmeh one word summarised in a talk by @markrendle
Locknote: How JavaScript Happened: A Short History of Programming Languages - Mark Rendle
@verbedr @[email protected] I want your word though. 😅
Stephen Bannasch (316 ppm)@khalidabuhakmeh "code ." -- the command I use to open the current directory from a shell.
Cameron Bielstein
Wiesław Šoltés@khalidabuhakmeh Open folder
Sebastien Pouliot@khalidabuhakmeh everywhere (I care)
Andy Piper@khalidabuhakmeh Microsoft
Kainoa 
@khalidabuhakmeh Electron
D@khalidabuhakmeh Microsoft
Phil 
@khalidabuhakmeh @anniegreens extensible
Nordnick 🌐
aa@khalidabuhakmeh Microsoft
13 barn owls in a trenchcoat@khalidabuhakmeh it's almost never my first choice, but it's okayish for most of what I do, if my first choice IDE or editor isn't available
clifff
Sam@khalidabuhakmeh Plugins
Fredrik Blom
insert@khalidabuhakmeh dev containers (reply this time!)
Tod Kurt (todbot)
Natalie 🪗@khalidabuhakmeh javascript
Wiktor - wikiyu
Guillaume Ross
Robert Weißgraeber🇪🇺
Cinnamon (moving to 
Lennart Hengstmengel
Ryan Wild@khalidabuhakmeh Microsoft
Christian Marx ✅@khalidabuhakmeh Customization
@christian_marx This one is always fascinating to me because I see the initial appeal of customization, but it can quickly become a beast of burden. 😅
@khalidabuhakmeh What I really love is that all settings are stored locally in JSON files or other text files and can be put in the Git repo so that the whole team benefits from and is able to use the same settings.
furicle@christian_marx @khalidabuhakmeh because everybody always agrees on their editor settings, right? :-)
ZiRO2264Electron
Craig Nimlet@khalidabuhakmeh Visual as in Visual Studio Code
@CraigNimlet Sooooooooo visual 🍄
Tobias - The Stuttering Nerd
Tahoma Photo@khalidabuhakmeh And given that I am a long-time user of Emacs, that’s saying something.
Joe Steinbring 
@khalidabuhakmeh .NET (Not really a word but 🤷♂️ )
Mark Fraser@khalidabuhakmeh Microsoft
Stephan Müller
Григорий Клюшниковelectron
Ron Bowes@khalidabuhakmeh Microsoft (but said with like a frowny face)