So in that respect it sorta makes sense.) But perhaps, like in the Godfather movies - you go to him for help and advice. A godfather is more there as a backup, to be your father in case your biological dad dies. (I think if we changed godfather to grandfather, it'd make more sense to me because then you have lineage.
#WANTED TEXTMATE SMART CODE#
I don't fully understand implication of the phrasing but my guess would be that TextMate is the godfather of the implementation of syntax highlighting that VS Code and many others are using. So, I don't think it's fair at all to say that TextMate is the godfather of VS Code assuming that by saying that, we're saying that it's the reason that we have VS Code or that it's the reason that people are using VS Code. Also, VS always had syntax highlighting before TextMate even if it was implemented differently than how TextMate did it. I know that's the reason I've always used it. However, aside from all of that, Microsoft's mastery of autocomplete - which they call Intellisense - is really what attracted people to Visual Studio and later VS Code. Once you add panels and toolbars with all sorts of GUI tools, consoles, language servers, remote editing, debugging and built-in commands for common external tools like Git - you've got yourself an IDE in my opinion. I hear you, but I think that if the only thing that VS Code did well was to highlight code, far fewer people would be using it because VS Code is not just a text editor.
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