One of the main reasons that VS Code has taken over other IDEs is the ability to support third-party extensions. The most popular IDEs that most of us developers use on a daily basis is Visual Studio Code from Microsoft.
This at times can be overwhelming for new developers who first need to install and configure all the required toolchains and keep a tab of various commands for generating the executable binaries to flashing the devices, especially in the embedded systems development world. Without IDEs, developers have to use an editor, compiler, and linker installed on their development machine to create code files, compile, and link them. Each of the tools has an awareness of the environment, and they work in harmony to provide a very nice developer experience out of the box both for novice developers as well as experienced ones.
Rather than performing all the steps required to make an executable program or generate a binary firmware as unrelated individual tasks, IDEs bring all the tools needed into one application and workspace. Written byRajeev Piyare, Founder of Conexio TechnologiesĪn Integrated Development Environment (IDE) is a software application that provides a programming environment to streamline developing and debugging software.
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