#Sublime text vs vscode 2017 upgrade#
#Sublime text vs vscode 2017 code#

#Sublime text vs vscode 2017 code#

I got some coding experience and felt the fun to code on VSCode. I created two WordPress plugins on this editor. Adoption rates of VSCode were comparatively low. But, I switched to VSCode just for the sake of switching. For learning purposes, I created Calculators, Budget Helpers, etc.Įverything I knew by far was to write the code, go to the browser and reload! VSCode This was the period when I spent most of my time coding basic PHP web apps. Dark! The developers in the WordPress ecosystem used Dark IDEs which made me jealous as a kid. During that time, the inner me asked for black. I started to learn to make plugins for the WordPress ecosystem. In late 2016, WordPress came into my life. Every time I published a new post on the FTP server, I updated the index page of the website by putting the link of that newly uploaded HTML post on the top. What I built was my first website, in plain HTML and CSS! It was a blog where I published articles through FTP. That was the time when I had less to no projects built. It makes you wait as long as you waited for Photoshop to open on a Windows machine.Īfter completing Bootcamp in early 2016, I preferred Notepad++. It had a lot of features in built for designers and developers, but was yet very distractive and complex for use. There I was kinda forced to use another code editor. So, I joined a PHP Bootcamp in my city (Nashik). I wanted to not just design web pages, but make them dynamic. And look at those numerous options in the menu bar! It had copy/paste, find, zoom, record and many more features that I didn’t even know nor tried for.

#Sublime text vs vscode 2017 upgrade#

Notepad++ was like a huge upgrade from Notepad.

Today, when I look back, I feel so silly having coded on a text editor with no syntax highlighting, no plugins, no extensions, and no linting! Notepad++ Of course, being a former Windows boy, Notepad will always be your first choice to edit any kind of text. I remember my first HTML CSS Bootcamp I visited in 2015. While getting there, I learned a lot of things. My transition from Notepad to VSCode was not a quick switch. I got a reply which suggested me to write this post.