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> If you think Sublime comes anywhere close to VSCode in terms of features you haven't really given it a try. Granted, but features have nothing to do with the
by lvoudour 9y ago
> If you think Sublime comes anywhere close to VSCode in terms of features you haven't really given it a try.
Granted, but features have nothing to do with the issue here (wasting resources). Microsoft could have easily offered the same feature set with a different implementation. I have visual studio at work with 7 projects loaded and it sits at a comfortable 400 MB
If your laptop is your work system, it makes sense to have something powerful that costs a few grand. But then personally I'd pay a few extra and get a full featured IDE, why bother with text editors?