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I've been using VSCode for TS (nothing else though). Do you mind elaborating on why Webstorm is on a different level? Genuinely curious. I really like VSCode, b
by JohnDotAwesome 10y ago
I've been using VSCode for TS (nothing else though). Do you mind elaborating on why Webstorm is on a different level? Genuinely curious. I really like VSCode, but I have my complaints (mainly, it's a little slow on my MBA)
- beckler 10y agoIf performance is your only complaint, know that webstorm will probably be worse. I LOVE the tooling in webstorm, but the it just eats up all my ram and pegs out the CPU on my 2011 MBP. And if it's trying to index a large project, I just take a break because it renders my machine almost unusable.
- gschier 10y agoIt's difficult to explain the benefits of Webstorm. It's really the combination of many small things that add up to a great experience. For example, being able to download+save an NPM module by clicking on the warning next to the "require()", built in code coverage reports, CSS refactoring, fixing imports automatically when you move a file. ... One time I tried to do "setX(y);" in one of my programs, and it warned me that I probably didn't mean to do that. Amazing. If you have less than 8GB of RAM though, you probably don't want to use it for large projects.