Visual Studio has long been the editor that is used for anything .NET related. Over the years Visual Studio has picked up a huge number of capabilities from editing python to generating databases and deploying your applications directly to Azure. The downside to this is that Visual Studio has become bloated and, in many case, slow. Much of the functionality in Visual Studio has been recreated in external tools such as gulp or powershell. With this tooling in place it is now possible to build your applications without ever opening Visual Studio. The tools long used by developers outside of the Microsoft sphere have become available to us. Sublime, brackets, atom.io have now been joined by Visual Studio Code as companions or even replacements for full versions of Visual Studio. Will you start using these tools or are you still satisfied with full Visual Studio?