Visual Studio Code

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Visual Studio Code, also known as VS Code is a software used by low skill programmers to write their bad and lazy code because they don't know how to use notepad and need a special software to code. It was developed by Microsoft and is compatible with Windows, Linux and MacOS for gay people. Apparently, the reason the software is so beloved is its support for debugging, syntax highlights and automatic code completion because the people who use this shit are dyslexics and illiterates who can't write on their own and need the help of stupid software to do so. The software itself is slow and needs extensions for almost everything, even Notepad++ is better than it.

Creation

The software was initially released in 2015 and is programmed in JavaScript and CSS. At first, nobody paid attention to the project because people still had brains and knew it was useless software that taught the programmer a series of bad habits. But from 2017-2018, the software began to be used more by people and notepad was left aside. It's clearly a devolution.

Features

As already mentioned, the software itself only teaches programmers bad habits to programmers, making them lazy with the automatic code completion system and more inattentive with the debugging system. People consider these things to be features, but in reality it's just an excuse to justify their laziness as programmers. Another thing that people consider a feature is the fact that the software supports several programming languages, namely: C, C#, C++, Java, JavaScript, Python, Rust, and Julia (Nobody even knows what Julia is), with Notepad++ doing the SAME SHIT better than VS Code. The software also supports customized themes, so you can download a black and green theme, take a screenshot and tell everyone you're a h4xx0r.

Gallery

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  Typical VS Code experience

See also

• Programming
• Visual Studio
• Notepad
• Notepad++

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