As you have seen, the PowerShell ISE and VSCode are completely different tools with similar possibilities. The big benefits of VSCode over the PowerShell ISE are definitely the platform independence, the Git integration, and the customization possibilities. In fact, you can configure almost everything in VSCode and leverage the tool for your own or your company's needs. From the first chapter, you also know that Windows PowerShell will not continue to receive any major updates and so neither will the PowerShell ISE. From a long-term perspective, you should make the transition from the PowerShell ISE to VSCode or directly start with VSCode from scratch. VSCode is continuously evolving and gaining new features that also address DevOps and automation approaches.