The standout feature this release IMO is keyboard shortcut mapping, which I was surprised wasn't in by default since there are a lot of unmapped commands and the open-command-palette-and-type-a-few-letters is not a great workflow.
I miss only "project" feature -- ie ability to open multiple directories in single window. Because of this I now have 5-10 windows open and I'm getting lost...
Unfortunately there's quite a bit to get done because everything was built around the assumption there would only ever be a single folder. In the meantime I recommend Git Project Manager, which is what I use personally to deal with multiple projects https://marketplace.visualstudio.com/items?itemName=felipeca...
VSCode has quickly become my goto IDE since I primarily work with TypeScript and occasionally Python/Golang. It is noticeably slower than Sublime, but the tradeoff is worth it for their tightly integrated TS support.
Good to see more improvements to the debugger as well.
Where does one submit requests for simple features/changes?
I'd love for the file search shortcut (Ctrl/Cmd-Shift-F) to actually activate the search, rather than simply filling out the file search input box, then needing to press the enter/return key active. Or rather, I'd simply like an option to enable that (in case that's some horrific thing to other devs, which I'm sure it is.)
I was very pleasantly surprised by VSCode - My only gripe with it is that it can be quite hard to find information about it online because it shares a name and purpose with Visual Studio.
Generally when I search "vscode [thing I want to find out about]", I get fairly good results. If you're typing out the whole "visual studio" part in your queries, maybe try abbreviating it?
I was hoping to see support for larger files. I find myself having to re-open large files in a different editor on a daily basis. Otherwise a great editor and I really enjoy using it.