have you used VS code? I recently switched from Sublime to VS Code. Originally, I hated the slowness. But the slow point in my work (Software engineer) is no

have you used VS code? I recently switched from Sublime to VS Code. Originally, I hated the slowness. But the slow point in my work (Software engineer) is not how fast I open files, but on how easy is it for me to transfer what I am thinking to the screen. VS Code, while slow, has extensions that make me much more productive than when I was using Sublime. Highlights include: - auto-formatting my ruby code to fit coding standards. I don't have to spend time mucking with spacing. I write it the fastest way I can, and it fixes it. - inline git blame. I can easily see who and why a line of code is changed as I select each line. Super useful when debugging. I don't have to kick up the console or fire up github.com in my browser. - prettify json. I don't have to open up chrome to some json formatting tool to debug my http responses. edit: I still have to use sublime to open very large files, but that is rare in my work.