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People are discussing Microsoft’s latest weekly update to Visual Studio Code, specifically that it removed meaningful “friction” in the editor. The focus is on how the update improves day-to-day usability for developers.

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Key Takeaway Microsoft’s most recent VS Code weekly update reduced user “friction,” making the editor feel smoother day to day.
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Microsoft’s most recent VS Code weekly update reduced user “friction,” making the editor feel smoother day to day.

People are discussing Microsoft’s latest weekly update to Visual Studio Code, specifically that it removed meaningful “friction” in the editor. The focus is on how the update improves day-to-day usability for developers.

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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
Claim Removed major “friction”

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  • Compare VS Code behavior before vs after Microsoft’s weekly update and note any workflow changes. Neowin
  • Check the next VS Code weekly update notes for continued fixes aimed at the reported “friction.” Neowin

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