+1 for VSCode for its configuration portability plugin, settings sync. It’s never been so easy to sync editor changes across my machines, and I’ve only had 1 dependency issue using it in 4 years. No longer having to maintain my vim config and dependencies has been great.
I believe Settings Sync is going to be included in the next release of VS Code. Yay!
The amount of work Microsoft is putting in this editor is amazing. Last month we got file history, that was the last thing I needed to ditch the Git GUI I had installed.
I use vscode but it's missing some basic code features for me. The biggest for me is probably keyboard macros, something that's been a basic feature of editors since at least the 80s. Keyboard macros in other editors has saved me 100s of hours.
Yeah, macros might be cool... I've gotten by with mostly using the regex options in string replace, etc... snippets have helped a little, but don't use them much, sometimes they annoy me when they pop in.
Killer features are directory view, integrated terminal, regexp for find/replace...
Lately, I'd add the remote ssh and wsl extensions have been insanely useful, but starting code from inside wsl has gotten sluggish since the last vs code update.