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Facing a pretty strange behavior in #VSCode while editing Markdown: when using the backtick to wrap code, the editor behaves like it's a grave accent waiting for the next character to be entered. If the next character doesn’t accept an accent, then the backtick is not displayed. It is saved in the file though.

Does VSCode (eg in pylance) have a feature to display a clickable link to the language standard library documentation (eg #python #vscode #askfedi

Short screen recording showing the behavior of the backtick in #VSCode.
All extensions disabled.

With Microslop having deprecated the Intellicode auto-completion extension in #VSCode and sooner or later forcing everyone to use cloud-based #Copilot instead, are there any other #TypeScript users wh…

I've been using #vscode for a long time now, both at work and in private. I remember switching to it felt weird and lightweight and it took me a bit to get used to. But ever since I've had the feeling on depending on #ms which I battled with "oh well it's

My recent experience with #VSCode started very badly.
Since, it improved immensely. Now I have a couple of days of coding on some small Go projects that felt good.
I am still struggling with shortcuts. In particular `F12` and `Ctrl- -`. I am sticking with the defaults for now.

💻 #code-server runs #VSCode in your browser on any machine anywhere #IDE #opensource

Beware the IDEs of March. Especially those with an extension model. Or built with Electron.
#ides #IdesOfMarch #vscode #pun

I continue to use #VSCode with my #Go projects.
It’s decent enough to feel okay.
I did switch to #Vim bindings.
I do feel a significant drop in my own comfort levels using #VSCode bindings for which I cannot find any logic.

You are a vim/neovim user. You have a few plugins installed.
How do you remind yourself of those that you are not using on a regular basis?
I guess the question applies to any text editor or IDE.
#vim #neovim #emacs #intellij #VSCode