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the performance is terrible in vs code? not that I've seen.
by johnny22 10y ago
the performance is terrible in vs code? not that I've seen.
- jorvi 10y agoCompared to what, Atom? In raw performance: Vim > Emacs* > Sublime > VS Code > Atom In UI performance:; Sublime > VS Code > Atom > Vim > Emacs* *I don't use Emacs regularly, so not entirely certain of this Honestly, download Sublime and try to use it for a day or two (if your workflow can bear it) and then switch back to VS Code. You'll notice all sorts of small delays that, while not breaking, are certainly annoying.
- johnny22 10y agoThat doesn't make it terrible, just not quite as good. I get better performance out of VS Code than I do with vim with various plugins though. Still too many non async plugins out there.
- jorvi 10y agoWhich plugins are you using? NeoComplete -> Async autocomplete for both NeoVim and Vim 8 NeoMake -> Async linting and make for both Neovim and Vim 8 Those are the only two I can think of that really benefit from async. Vim-airline, Easymotion, Ctrl-P, UndoTree etc. all don't need async, and you can just lazily load them on start if you use Vim-plug.