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vscode just keeps winning. Who cares if it is written in electron (we love to hate electron). Cross Platform, 100% FREE. Open Source and so much support. Tons o
by codegeek 9y ago
vscode just keeps winning. Who cares if it is written in electron (we love to hate electron). Cross Platform, 100% FREE. Open Source and so much support. Tons of good plugins already. Keep up the good work vscode team!!
- cypher543 9y agoI love to hate on Electron when it's used for tiny single-purpose apps. But VS Code is a large and complex project with a focus on extensibility, which I think Electron is perfect for.
- Analemma_ 9y agoIt's a good example of how Electron is no excuse for sluggish apps: VSC is very snappy until you start getting really huge files. Don't blame the runtime for your crappy code!
- IshKebab 9y agoThat logic doesn't really follow. I remember reading that the VSC people put a lot of work into making sure it is still fast despite Electron. Not everyone can do that, so it would be better if the framework was 'fast by default'.
- infensus 9y agoI thought it was because VSC is using c++ binaries for stuff like intellisense