Everyone has a different use case, but in my opinion VSCode is a full fledged IDE at this point - not a text editor (and it shows in its speed.) I use ST to pok

Everyone has a different use case, but in my opinion VSCode is a full fledged IDE at this point - not a text editor (and it shows in its speed.) I use ST to poke around in config files when they need quick edits because I'm less likely to make a mistake than if I used vim. It's also significantly faster when loading up large log files than VSCode. Actual remote programming is done with PyCharm, but that's just my use case.