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Sure, Sublime is practically instant whereas VSCode takes... maybe slightly more than half a second on my machine. It’s noticeable but is it really that much o
by abritinthebay 9y ago
Sure, Sublime is practically instant whereas VSCode takes... maybe slightly more than half a second on my machine.
It’s noticeable but is it really that much of an issue?
- haukilup 9y agoIt's more noticeable on some peoples machines/setups, and some people are more sensitive to this type of performance.
- Shorel 9y agoOpening big files, opening lots of files, doing search and replace in open files, and my favourite, use thousands of parallel cursors to thousands of simultaneous edits in a single file, they are all noticeable slower in VSCode. Damn, I love me them multiple cursors.
- abritinthebay 9y agoNever done thousands (wtf are you doing??) but I’ve done dozens and it’s been instant in VSCode. Define large too - several mb? Or several 100? Maybe you’re just an outlier?