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Yeah as I said, I don't know anything about sublime
I have a tutorial for VSC tho, if you want that
VSC isn't any less manual
VSC isn't the same thing as VS
VSC means visual studio code here
Yes
isnt VSC and VS same
No
A really shitty naming by microsoft here.
VSC is a lightweight text editor, similar to sublime
could still watch a couple VSC tutorials. there is a significant amount of overlap between how the 2 text editors work, especially in how they interface with the OS to compile and run your code. the OS is the same in either case, and seeing the common subset of what they're doing will help you understand what the OS needs, which will help a lot for debugging purposes
Have you looked at https://www.sublimetext.com/docs/build_systems.html ?
Ninja is a tool cmake --build uses internally