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A few years ago, mainly VS with R#, nowadays, Jetbrains Rider, Webstorm, intelliJ in that order.
edit: and why?
I mainly work with C#, so there aren’t that many options (VS, VS Code, Rider). The features R# gave me were something I did not want to miss, despite the combination being soooo slow. So when Rider came around (having the all product pack anyway), I tried it, and it was like VS+R#, but fast. Never looked back.
Generally, I like full IDE’s, which is why my main use of VS Code is: Format this random document that is not part of any project. That’s why I also use Webstorm for any pure frontend project.
Finally, we have one Java project, that will forevermore be stuck on Java 7, as the software got bought by SAP and integrated, not something we have any interest in. I could probably even use VS Code for what little I need to do there, I can’t use most IDE features with that weird project anyway, but I use IntelliJ because I’m used to using JB software ;)