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How is Visual Studio Code not an IDE? What makes it different from Visual Studio, Eclipse, others...?
Same reason people use notepad++ over notepad. It is literally just a better version.
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Visual Studio Code as an IDE for libgdx?
You likely can, but IDEs like IntelliJ are so much better there's no real reason to try.
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More on reddit.comI'm a programming noob and have been learning some python and c++ on my own. In my freshman year programming class, we used Eclipse to learn Java.
My question is, VS Code isn't just a text editor right? And an IED is something to compile, debug, version control, and probably others, and VS Code does all of that already. If not right out of the box, it has an extension for almost anything it seems like.
So why would you choose Visual Studio over VS Code? And why wouldn't any development for anything just use VS Code?
Even just typing that sounds kind of ridiculous, so it must be something pretty obvious that I'm missing.
Visual studio is far more capable than vscode, don't get me wrong vscode is great but the amount of tooling provided by visual studio is beyond what you can pickup using vscode extensions. Even basic stuff like intellisense is more robust, ability to debug and step through code all work better. I use intellij for java and vs for c#, vscode for pipelines, smaller scripts in python or bash, SQL, terraform, etc. But I would say vscode is much more an ide than a text editor.
Same reason people use notepad++ over notepad. It is literally just a better version.