I'm a beginner programmer in JS and only started doing JS yesterday. Of these two products which do you recommend? I'm happy with Brackets but I can see the potential in MVSC.

Doing JS in Brackets there are a few annoyances like not having spaces in the function header and not having the final function brace in the right place (tight up against the margin) throws up errors and having to write 'use strict'. Seems so petty!! But at least I got my code working. With MVSC which I only started using yesterday I couldn't even get that far or even to report obvious errors.

Adobe Brackets vs Microsoft Visual Studio Code help (self.javascript) submitted 2 years ago * by intelFerg I'm a beginner programmer in JS and only started doing JS yesterday. Adobe has stopped dev on it and recommends to switch to brackets. Adobe edge code and brackets are both maintained by adobe. Edge Code is based on Brackets. If you are a Creative Cloud member, Edge is version is made special for you. Here are some of the diffrences. You could call Brackets as the opensource and free where as Edge code is closed.

I will try to find a resource on setting up MVSC to use with coding javascript as I'm obviously doing something wrong. Doing JS in Brackets there are a few annoyances like not having spaces in the function header and not having the final function brace in the right place (tight up against the margin) throws up errors and having to write 'use strict'.

Seems so petty!! That's the linter.

It's a good idea to use one. I use TSLint for TypeScript. In the past, I used JSLint, then JSHint, and if I'd still write plain JS, I'd probably use ESLint. VS Code comes with a formatter. Just hit Ctrl+Shift+I and all formatting complains will be gone. The 'use strict' pragma isn't needed inside modules or classes.

Those are always in strict mode. Both of them have their pro's and cons.

VS Code is faster than Brackets, has better search overall imho and has a built in terminal (awesome). Brackets has more features out of the box for front end development, if I know I'm building a static site/template from scratch I can jump from html to css and back very easily and it comes with a preview meaning I don't have to spin up a server myself.

Overall I'd say that if you focus only on js or are a node developer go with VS Code if do everithing front end side (html+css+js) go with Brackets. To be honest I have them both plus Sublime and Atom on my work and my home PC's I wouldn't say to spend much time on this decision just pick one and start coding!!

Is it possible to add a service in a folder to open it with a specific application? As shown in given below screen shot an application named ever note has done this. I want to do it manually for #VSCODE and #Brackets EDIT As my question has been marked unclear so I am trying to elaborate with an example. Let's take for an example. It is a text editor that opens a folder in it and allows an user to edit the text files in the folder and the folder's subfolders.

There are so many other applications are there in the market like Sublime, Adobe Brackets and so on. The Folder hierarchy look like this (screenshot below) In order open the folder in the app I have to open the app then go to open folder option then find the folder then select and click on open button In stead of this I want an option in the right click of the folder to open the folder directly with the text editor. Just like you can open a folder in terminal by adding a service. You can do this with an Automator Service.

Create the Service: • Open Automator and select Service or File > New > Service If Automator is already open. • Set Service receives selected to files or folders and in to Finder. • Add a Run Shell Script Action, setting Shell: to /bin/bash and Pass input: to as arguments and add the following code: for f in '$@'; do open -a 'Visual Studio Code' '$f' done • Save the Service as Open in Visual Studio Code. • Close Automator. You can now select Files and or Folders in Finder and then control-click (right-click) on them and select Open in Visual Studio Code from the Services Context Menu. Note: I tested this with Visual Studio Code but not with Brackets as I don't have it installed.

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However you should be able to create one for it too in the same manner while substituting the application's name in the open command. That you may use to create an application that will open your favorite applications, as well as any folders you may use frequently, so you can get to work (or play) with just a single click. Maybe it may fit your requirements:) This workflow is used to launch Microsoft Word, Adobe Photoshop, and Apple's Preview application. The workflow also launches Safari and opens the About: Macs home page. Uninstall google drive for mac. It also opens a folder in the Finder. You could customise it as you wish. Create the Workflow • Launch Automator, located at /Applications.