Or maybe it's not that surprising, as Tower said: "With lots of Swift developers in our community, it's no surprise that Xcode is so popular. In fact, about 57 percent (percentages are rounded off) of respondents said they use VS Code, followed by Xcode (34 percent), Sublime Text (15 percent), IntelliJ (13 percent), PhpStorm (9 percent) and Nova (5 percent). While much of the survey report might not be of prime interest to Visual Studio Magazine readers who are traditionally Windows-centric, one perhaps-surprising finding is Microsoft's open source-based, cross-platform Visual Studio Code is the preferred text editor, beating out Apple's own Xcode. ", noted for its Git client, recently surveyed more than 4,000 Mac-using developers to ask about things like their favorite tech, programming languages and development tools. acts like a toggle between current and last edit location ""Įdit locations: Go Forward in Edit Locations acts like a toggle between current and last cursor location
If you feel that too many locations are being recorded, newĬommands have been added that reduce locations to either: Navigate across editors but also when navigating within editors (forĮxample, when switching notebook cells or changing selection in textĮditors). Vscode v1.65 is adding a number of new commands for navigating to the last/next edit location or the last/next cursor location.Īn edit location means there was an actual edit, whereas a cursor location means that you visited that location but may not necessarily have made an edit there.īy default, editor navigation locations are added whenever you
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