VS Code

Where Sentra lives natively.

VS Code is where developers already build, test, and debug. It gave us the perfect foundation to bring Gatling’s AI Assistant right into the IDE.

Been using VSCode for years now, it's still my go-to!

Lightweight, highly customizable code editor with excellent extensions; faster and more versatile than alternatives like Sublime or Atom.

VS Code + Copilot, My daily companion. It speeds up repetitive work, lets me stay focused on what's matter, and genuinely makes solo development smoother.

The canvas where ideas became real. Clean, forgiving, and ours.

They are great compliments to each other.

Our go-to editor for building QuickClone. The perfect environment for extension development with its debugging tools and extensions marketplace.

VS Code handled the heavy lifting early on — stable, extensible, and perfect for structuring the app before switching to Cursor for refinements.

"The development of VertexBot was coded almost entirely within VS Code, and for a good reason. Its speed, flexibility, and the massive ecosystem of extensions make it the undisputed champion of code editors. From debugging to Git integration, it streamlined our entire workflow and made the development process a joy. A huge shoutout to the VS Code team!"

Couldn't have built this without VS Code! The TypeScript IntelliSense and debugging tools are just incredible. Hands down the best editor out there.

VS Code is quickly becoming my IDE of choice. I've been in the Java world for most of my career, so I've primarily used Eclipse and variants of Eclipse. VS Code is very versatile and I can work with numerous languages within it, which is cool. It's fast, easy, and comfortable.

VS Code has been our primary development environment throughout Vajra's creation. Its extensibility, integrated terminal, and seamless debugging tools made it the perfect foundation for building an AI coding assistant. The robust extension ecosystem helped us test and refine Vajra's integration capabilities