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Thanks for the article.
Under "Terminal Emulators with Tailored UI" you only list 1 option, iTerm. Perhaps you can help out other devs by listing some options for Windows and Linux.
Personally, I find Windows Terminal to be a great option for Windows users.
Thanks for sharing. I will add this option to the article
Not sure why you would list VSCode as an IDE, and SublimeText as just a text editor? Sublime is just as capable as VSCode, is faster, and is less memory hungry.
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I never said VSCode wasn't an IDE
So wha do you mean in "why you would list VSCode as an IDE"
The whole sentence: "Not sure why you would list VSCode as an IDE, and SublimeText as just a text editor?"
I was asking why you would make the distinction, as they are essentially both the same or extremely similar from a functionality perspective... with SublimeText possibly being better than VSCode in a lot of ways, and certainly capable of doing the same stuff. It also has a very large number of available plug-ins and integrations, just as VSCode does... and "brings together code editing, debugging, and building in a single, feature-rich environment" just as you say IDEs do.
The sentence you write about VSCode - "It supports a wide range of programming languages and offers essential features such as debugging, Git integration, and IntelliSense." - could equally be applied to SublimeText
Oh sorry for miss understanding.
I listed Sublimetext in Text Editor because it's a lightweight, It doesn't mean Sublimetext is not IDEs
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Visual Studio Code is a text editor with extensions.
Visual Studio is an IDE.
Visual Studio Code, also commonly referred to as VS Code, is a source-code editor made by Microsoft - By Wikipedia
great post!