Hey there, @Apurvaugale! I totally get why you might stick with Sublime Text; its speed and straightforwardness are legendary, even I agree to that like @netra.agarwal
However, when it comes to modern web development, Visual Studio Code is definitely a standout. It’s free, remarkably easy to set up, and incredibly extensible—its extensibility is a game-changer!
If you’re working with front-end frameworks like React, Angular, or Vue, VS Code’s vast ecosystem of extensions makes it seamless to work with JavaScript, JSX, and even TypeScript. You can also set up live server previews, use linting tools to keep your code pristine, and instantly access documentation for libraries like Bootstrap or Material-UI.
I’ve personally found VS Code’s built-in Git and debugging features to be a massive time-saver for any front-end project. It truly offers a comprehensive environment.
Hope this solidifies the case for giving VS Code a thorough spin for your dev work!