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What's mind blowing is the community support behind VSCode. If you report a bug, you get a reply in less than 24h, your bug gets tagged, assigned to someone and fixed ASAP. Then you get a new release every month with ton of bug fixes, improvements and new features.

Compare that to any other IDE or even any other open source projects.

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That... hasn't been my experience: https://github.com/Microsoft/vscode/issues/18549 https://github.com/Microsoft/vscode/issues/16858

Maybe I just care a little too much about code folding, but after origami.el in emacs and atom and vim's great selection of folding commands, it seems like an oversight.

VS Code has also painted itself into a corner making proper vim emulation impossible: https://github.com/Microsoft/vscode/issues/22276#issuecommen...

The editor is awesome, and I'm really thankful for Microsoft's work in this space, especially on the LSP. But it's not everything for everyone.

That... hasn't been my experience

Your links are to feature requests, not bugs.

Since ggregoire‘s comment is about bugs, your experience is orthogonal.

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