Compare CodeIgniter and Visual Studio Code 
CodeIgniter vs Visual Studio Code
When assessing the two solutions, reviewers found CodeIgniter easier to use. However, reviewers felt that Visual Studio Code was easier to administer and do business with overall. Finally, reviewers felt that the products are equally easy to set up.
- Reviewers felt that Visual Studio Code meets the needs of their business better than CodeIgniter.
- When comparing quality of ongoing product support, reviewers felt that Visual Studio Code is the preferred option.
- For feature updates and roadmaps, our reviewers preferred the direction of Visual Studio Code over CodeIgniter.
CodeIgniter integrates seamlessly into almost any project. It's comparably slim and it doesn't impose a certain development style or project design onto you. It was as well for JavaScript driven applications as it does for pur PHP web apps.
It is made in PHP Very hard to test due to the CI dependency.
1. The simple and intuitive user interface 2. Available on all the platforms i.e. Linux, Windows, MacOS 3. Plethora of extensions are available in the marketplace and you can download it in one-click 4. It has an integrated terminal so that you can run your...
Visual studio code does not have any compiler or custom language formatting (e.g. syntax highlighting). So you can just edit code (case sensitive) if you would need to compile it later.
CodeIgniter integrates seamlessly into almost any project. It's comparably slim and it doesn't impose a certain development style or project design onto you. It was as well for JavaScript driven applications as it does for pur PHP web apps.
1. The simple and intuitive user interface 2. Available on all the platforms i.e. Linux, Windows, MacOS 3. Plethora of extensions are available in the marketplace and you can download it in one-click 4. It has an integrated terminal so that you can run your...
It is made in PHP Very hard to test due to the CI dependency.
Visual studio code does not have any compiler or custom language formatting (e.g. syntax highlighting). So you can just edit code (case sensitive) if you would need to compile it later.
