When assessing the two solutions, reviewers found Visual Studio Code easier to use, set up, and administer. Reviewers also preferred doing business with Visual Studio Code overall.
*The IDE understands well the relation between the files, you can easily jump between views and actions with a single click ( or a shortcut ). *Finding the usages of a certain method, especially when you are planning to refactor a method name or...
Rubymine is extremely slow.. Even after optimizing folder structure, excluding certain directories and allowing a large amount of memory I still get keyboard input lag and slow load times. Some things work in a surprising fashion as well - such as clicking...
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...
Very confusing tool and options.not much user friendly
*The IDE understands well the relation between the files, you can easily jump between views and actions with a single click ( or a shortcut ). *Finding the usages of a certain method, especially when you are planning to refactor a method name or...
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...
Rubymine is extremely slow.. Even after optimizing folder structure, excluding certain directories and allowing a large amount of memory I still get keyboard input lag and slow load times. Some things work in a surprising fashion as well - such as clicking...
Very confusing tool and options.not much user friendly