To be fair, you can turn most text editors into IDEs, independent on our technologies, a lot of the time we do just that.
I know that vs code is more like an IDE for me these days because I have different configurations for different technology stacks and they make the development experience much different than it would be without 100 or so plugins.
I kind of agree with that. Even though most code-/text editors are meant to simply write some lines of code, they can be extended with tons of extensions, modules, plugins, etc., why you might end up with something close to an integrated development environment.
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You are right. Sublime, Atom and Visual Studio Code are Code Editors. Not IDE’s
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To be fair, you can turn most text editors into IDEs, independent on our technologies, a lot of the time we do just that.
I know that vs code is more like an IDE for me these days because I have different configurations for different technology stacks and they make the development experience much different than it would be without 100 or so plugins.
I kind of agree with that. Even though most code-/text editors are meant to simply write some lines of code, they can be extended with tons of extensions, modules, plugins, etc., why you might end up with something close to an integrated development environment.