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Is Visual Studio Code Good For Angular?
Quote from Ankit Dixit on December 24, 2020, 9:22 amHello Everyone, I am working on angular and I am looking to free angular ide, one of my friend was suggested to go with visual studio code ide. I just want to know which angular ide is best for the backend process?
Hello Everyone, I am working on angular and I am looking to free angular ide, one of my friend was suggested to go with visual studio code ide. I just want to know which angular ide is best for the backend process?
Quote from Kendall Chen on December 24, 2020, 5:45 pmHi Ankit,
Most people in the industry use Visual Studio Code because it can:
- Search code in the entire folder
- Allow you to type in OS commands within the IDE, such as npm or ng, which lets you run and build the application
- Complete integration with source control systems such as github
- Easily add extensions for what you need
I find that Visual Studio Code is very user friendly and so I use it for angular development. Hope this helps.
Kendall.
Hi Ankit,
Most people in the industry use Visual Studio Code because it can:
- Search code in the entire folder
- Allow you to type in OS commands within the IDE, such as npm or ng, which lets you run and build the application
- Complete integration with source control systems such as github
- Easily add extensions for what you need
I find that Visual Studio Code is very user friendly and so I use it for angular development. Hope this helps.
Kendall.