already loving VSCode. But sublime in our hearts.

share your views on Microsoft vs code...

VSCode has proven to be extremely slow in comparison to other IDE's such as Sublime and Atom. I'm not aware of its performance on Windows, but having tried it I can assure you that on Mac OS and Linux it just fails to deliver and becomes almost counterproductive.

@pepo900 But maybe it's better for Unity development than Visual Studio :D. I will give it a try with the next Unity project.

Is debugging /breakpoints even possible in VScode?

@azuredivay except it takes just as long to open lol

@sebkas Yeah, specially because it forces you to use a deprecated legacy extension which is no longer maintained nor recommended. https://code.visualstudio.com/docs/...

@pepo900 Isn't that because Unity itself only supports the old Mono C#?

@sebkas Just go with Boo xD... Now seriously, yes, you are right. I haven't develop in Unity for a while, but I remember trying UnityScript, though I think it's kind of deprecated now, right?

Last time I tried it was for c#, which I figured would be pretty high on list of supported languages for Microsoft, and it just entirely failed to work. Even the syntax highlighting was weak. I went back to VS3015 for that task. I like many of VSC's other features though.

I just started using it for node (node noob here) because it touted debugging. Works pretty well for that so far.