I agree. And that’s basically what I was alluding to.
The FOSS languages were taking over and there was less reliance on the traditional IDEs that MS (amongst others) were building.
MS wanted to appear more FOSS friendly so released VSCode.
The FOSS languages were taking over and there was less reliance on the traditional IDEs that MS (amongst others) were building.
MS wanted to appear more FOSS friendly so released VSCode.
Sorry for the misunderstanding that caused. Though the upside was it did lead to your excellent comment adding the detail it did.