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Seriously, coming from Visual Studio VSCode is a breeze of fresh performant air. Anecdotally I was able to create the cursor problem by minimizing/showing the
by YCode 10y ago
Seriously, coming from Visual Studio VSCode is a breeze of fresh performant air.
Anecdotally I was able to create the cursor problem by minimizing/showing the VSCode window while viewing CPU usage DESC in task manager, but the effect was only ~2% usage for me (i7 processor).
If one invisible (from a UX perspective) bug is VSCode's big performance problem then I'll gladly let it eat away at 2% of my CPU until it's fixed.
- DonHopkins 10y agoPlus the fact that it's actually possible to use the profiler and debugger built into VSCode to profile and reflect upon itself, then drill down into its own live data structures, source code and css to discover and fix what was slowing it down. I once wrote a visual PostScript debugger for NeWS, which I primarily used for debugging itself. [1] [1] http://www.donhopkins.com/drupal/node/97 http://www.donhopkins.com/drupal/node/97 The PSIBER Space Deck is a programming tool that lets you graphically display, manipulate, and navigate the many PostScript data structures, programs, and processes living in the virtual memory space of NeWS. The Network extensible Window System (NeWS) is a multitasking object oriented PostScript programming environment. NeWS programs and data structures make up the window system kernel, the user interface toolkit, and even entire applications. The PSIBER Space Deck is one such application, written entirely in PostScript, the result of an experiment in using a graphical programming environment to construct an interactive visual user interface to itself.