Considering a leap from IntelliJ to VS Code? Let’s talk 
If you’re eyeing VS Code, you’re looking at a nimble and swift IDE that bends to your will with extensive customization. For Java, think of it as adding superpowers via extensions like the Java Extension Pack – debugging, code completion, and real-time error checking become your allies.
The real draw of VS Code? Its chameleonic nature. It speaks the language of countless coding realms beyond just Java. And about your code vanishing? Rest easy. Your project files remain safely on your machine, just as they do in IntelliJ. However, the power of VS Code often requires a bit more initial assembly compared to IntelliJ’s Java-ready setup.
Now, if your Java creations venture into the web, and cross-browser compatibility is on your radar, VS Code plays well with others. It integrates smoothly with various tools, including cloud-based testing services like LambdaTest, ensuring your web apps shine consistently, no matter the browser.
May your coding environment perfectly match your flow! 