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People are discussing that Microsoft’s latest weekly update to VS Code removed a notable amount of user “friction,” improving day-to-day workflow. The focus is on concrete UX improvements delivered through the current weekly release cycle.

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Key Takeaway Microsoft’s most recent weekly VS Code update aims to make the editor feel smoother by removing major friction points.
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Microsoft’s most recent weekly VS Code update aims to make the editor feel smoother by removing major friction points.

People are discussing that Microsoft’s latest weekly update to VS Code removed a notable amount of user “friction,” improving day-to-day workflow. The focus is on concrete UX improvements delivered through the current weekly release cycle.

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Microsoft just removed major "friction" from VS Code in its latest weekly update

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update type latest weekly update
change described major “friction” removed

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