Does vscode need to be reserved?

Jul 19, 2020#vscode215

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The author has switched from using Sublime to VSCode due to Sublime's large log files causing issues. Although VSCode lacks some features, it is still functional and has good file management capabilities. The author also uses Synology Drive for syncing between home and work. The author previously did not like VSCode as a text editor or IDE, but has found it to be comfortable to use.

2022-08-24 Update:

Finally, vscode has stabilized on my computer and Sublime has been officially uninstalled. The main reason is that Sublime's 300MB log file was causing it to lag, while vscode can handle it. Of course, vscode lacks some features, but the ability to view is the most important. The vscode folder management is also good, making it great for keeping track of work content. The built-in code formatting feature is excellent and very important compared to Notion. Combined with Synology Drive synchronization, it solves the problem of synchronizing between home and office, making it quite comfortable to use.

To be honest, I have never really liked vscode. As a text editor, it is not as fast and simple as Sublime. As an IDE, it is not as user-friendly as WebStorm or IDEA. I have always struggled to find its purpose on my computer and end up installing and uninstalling it repeatedly.