I think the last time I saw an Atom post on here (a blog post), it ignored VS Code, and here we've got a very minor focus on responsiveness/performance. I'm mo

I think the last time I saw an Atom post on here (a blog post), it ignored VS Code, and here we've got a very minor focus on responsiveness/performance. I'm mostly reminded of Brackets, https://github.com/adobe/brackets https://github.com/adobe/brackets, which I moved away from as a general-purpose text editor, but still seems solid for specifically doing frontend development. Everyone focuses on Atom as a general-purpose editor, and its performance isn't so great in that regard, but if it focused on a specific area, it would be something I might consider using again. It feels easier to have editors for different things, than manually enabling different sets of plugins, for different projects.