I work on Chromium and I test every VS Code version to see how it performs with the Chromium source code (except third_party). This is the first time I'm impressed. My observations:
1. Go to file is a little bit slower than Sublime Text but the extra features in VS Code make that tradeoff worthwhile.
2. The C/C++ extension enables go to definition/header without any extra configuration.
3. I like that it runs on top of Electron which is after all a fork of Chromium.
4. I haven't tried the debugger yet but I'm hopeful that will work fine too.
I'll keep playing around with it and maybe even switch from Sublime Text.
1. Go to file is a little bit slower than Sublime Text but the extra features in VS Code make that tradeoff worthwhile. 2. The C/C++ extension enables go to definition/header without any extra configuration. 3. I like that it runs on top of Electron which is after all a fork of Chromium. 4. I haven't tried the debugger yet but I'm hopeful that will work fine too.
I'll keep playing around with it and maybe even switch from Sublime Text.