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Nuclide vs Visual Studio: What are the differences?
What is Nuclide? An open IDE for web and native mobile development, built on top of Atom (by Facebook). A unified developer experience for web and mobile development, built as a suite of packages on top of Atom to provide hackability and the support of an active community.
What is Visual Studio? State-of-the-art tools and services that you can use to create great apps for devices, the cloud, and everything in between. Visual Studio is a suite of component-based software development tools and other technologies for building powerful, high-performance applications.
Nuclide and Visual Studio can be primarily classified as "Integrated Development Environment" tools.
"Remote development with SSH" is the primary reason why developers consider Nuclide over the competitors, whereas "Intellisense, ui" was stated as the key factor in picking Visual Studio.
Nuclide is an open source tool with 8K GitHub stars and 745 GitHub forks. Here's a link to Nuclide's open source repository on GitHub.
Microsoft, Starbucks, and Intuit are some of the popular companies that use Visual Studio, whereas Nuclide is used by Facebook, Instagram, and Movielala. Visual Studio has a broader approval, being mentioned in 676 company stacks & 1009 developers stacks; compared to Nuclide, which is listed in 8 company stacks and 5 developer stacks.
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I use Visual Studio because it provides me best default configuration for development. Less choice helps me concentrate on the product. In a sense it is iPhone of software development for me. When my laptop broke, I just download latest version of VS and start coding without any configuration. For sure it has best editor in terms of perceived responsiveness. Could not say the same for IntelliJ IDEA unfortunately.
Visual StudioWe are an ASP.NET shop, so it is fitting that we use Visual Studio. The biggest advantage that VS gives us is the first-class debugger, and the ReSharper refactoring tools. We do use Sublime, Brackets, Vim, Emacs, and other editors in conjunction with VS since VS does can take a long time to load.
Visual StudioAn IDE which I use for at least ten years now. Roslyn is getting better and better, but VS Code seems better now. A bit obsolete concept, but the extra tools (like git integration, azure browsing, preset projects and solutions) makes it still very useful.
Visual StudioPrometheanTV builds applications and services utilizing a variety of languages and technologies. The Visual Studio IDE is used by various technical staff to build software on a variety of languages supported by the IDE including C#, HTML/CSS/JS, etc.
Visual Studiobeen a while since i've used visual studio. developed the tools for superman returns in it. liked the debugging but not much else. only played with the newest version a couple of times.
Visual StudioBest open source, good replacement for Visual Studio. I'm using it as my development environment in C# and Dynamics 365 Business Central (extension development).
NuclideFor development/debugging.