For example when deleting files or beautifying 20.000 lines of json (Atom hangs up). for Typescript you can CTRL + SHIFT + B and select tsc: watch - tsconfig.ts. They are specifically suited for this purpose.
You may want to use Meld or Kdiff3 instead. Alternatively, there’s the split-diff plug-in. The file search supports the asterisk so you can search for eg molecule-*.ts. Ctrl+ K then an arrow key to specify where that pane should go may give you what you need. The tree view VSCode automaticly brings you to the current open file by default. In atom you need to select 'show in tree view' and than copy the path or relative path. In VSCode you can copy the path of an file directly when you have it open. Sass mixins example: and you press CTRL+SPACE and VSCode shows you every Sass mixin. This feature is much better implementet in VSCode and you don't need an extra plugin. For example you can watch changes inline. VSCode ships with Git and even if the git packet of vscode doesn't look like much, theres a lot to it. Plugin creators of Editorconfig for Atom are not to blame: They include a linter, that verifies whether the settings are correct or not. For example: In order to set up Editorconfig you have to adjust mutliple values and plugins to get it work. In VSCode I can set up my workspace in under 5 minutes.
#Atom jedit or editra install#
For Atom you would have to install a package, that doesn't work so well on Windows.
It is faster than my 'default' cmd on Windows. Automation! VSCode suggests usefull things to you.This may now sound much, but it improve the display of scss variables and its a core feature. Developed by Slava Pestov and others, jEdit is released under the terms of the GNU. I use Visual Studio Code every day, it was very refreshing coming from Atom to get a lightweight, all i need setup right out of the box.Īfter working with Atom for around 2 years I switch to VSCode. jEdit is a cross platform, programmers text editor written in Java.
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