Linux on Windows via WSL 2, has become a great development environment when targeting cloud containers and functions. Windows has a shot at becoming the favorite desktop for users building Linux applications.
Visual Studio Code (VSCode) is a great IDE. VSCode can run in a split GUI/Server fashion:
Development happens inside the Linux, WSL2 leveraging VS Code Server
The GUI happens as a real part of the Windows Desktop and connects to Remote VSCode servers, in this case in WSL Linux
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