Anyone using VS Code for JSL development?I've seen @russ_wolfinger talk about this. When I initially looked into installing it, I believe I was told that I would need to ask for a license. Has anyone else gone through this process? Not sure what a license would cost and if it would be worth it.
Re: Anyone using VS Code for JSL development?Hi Don,
VS Code is free. I assume you are talking about the Predictum JSL add-in? You don't necessarily need that, and can probably set up VS Code to kick off JMP with the JSL file if you are just looking for a quick test of the file contents.
Brian
Re: Anyone using VS Code for JSL development?Thanks @briancorcoran. Not sure why I was under the impression that I needed a license. I suspect I ran into some sort of roadblock last time I tried to install it.
Re: Anyone using VS Code for JSL development?@DonMcCormack I've been using Visual Studio Code with the JSL extension for a while and have found it quite useful.
Re: Anyone using VS Code for JSL development?I've used it - but prefer to go through application builder so I can avoid the GUI coding time suck. On the license thing, I think you're thinking about Predictum's SVEM add-in. That one does require a license.
