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Nicholas Charriere
@pushix
Look at HOW MUCH shit makes no sense in one cursor screenshot VSCode is bloatware
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phil
@phil
I use 3/5 of these daily 😂
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Zach
@zachterrell
terminal shit you can disable with:
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Zach
@zachterrell
top right you can disable with:
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Ben Adamsky 💭
@ba
Do you not use git in vscode 👀
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Hector
@noctis
Source Control, Debug Console, Terminal stuff, and fuzzy search are all useful to me lol I must be a crazy person :) (I’m doing C/C++ at the moment so yeah I need a lot of information: how clang is behaving, in-IDE debugger, source control for tracking my progress & submodules, etc..)
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Ξric Juta
@ericjuta
oh there's a ports tab in the terminal pane never knew lmaooo
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Pain🖤🌹🎩
@painn.eth
My only problem with it is that My cursor closes itself automatically
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Shriphani Palakodety
@shriphani
Interesting - I just tuned all of this out and only noticed it once you pointed it out. I mostly don’t want to stray too far from whatever the core language devs use because you are then at the mercy of the editor ecosystem.
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Ryan J. Shaw
@rjs
Bro we're devs, we revel in the detail - in my version of this pic, all your arrows are green with rainbows and sprinkles
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Bryhmo 🐭🎩🍖
@bryhmo
VS Code's packed with too much clutter right out of the box it’s a mess to look at and not great for focus. Sure, you can tweak it to clean things up, but it still feels like bloatware. Sometimes, keeping it simple with a lighter editor is just the way to go.
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Korede
@korede
I really hope Zed steps up their AI game very quickly. The speed and simplicity makes it a way better experience than Cursor/VSCode.
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