Burke Holland

It's been a while since I've read it.

Yeah, but I essentially know the fundamentals.

Yeah, we get this on VS Code all the time.

Because as you can imagine, VS Code has, I don't know what the public number we share is, millions of users.

It's astronomical.

A lot.

Apes in the market?

A lot of these folks, they just want to live their life, right?

They just want to write code.

And most of the updates that we make are in the realm of AI.

And people rightfully get upset.

And they're like, why?

Where is the rest of the stuff for the editor?

And the truth is that

This is the direction that everything is going.

It just is.

In order to remain a relevant tool, VS Code has to adapt and move and meet developers where the future is.

But it has to do that while still supporting the devs who need to open up index.js and be productive with their code today with no AI.

It's a focus on doing both, but I understand, and we hear that feedback, and we understand how you feel.

We understand, but the direction that things are headed is very much agentic in AI.