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In my experience, IntelliJ is as fast as VS Code. It'll never be as fast as a terminal editor because it has actual features as opposed to just being a text edi
by qqssccfftt 6y ago
In my experience, IntelliJ is as fast as VS Code. It'll never be as fast as a terminal editor because it has actual features as opposed to just being a text editor.
Outside of startup (which has gotten so much better in the last years I don't even see the splash screen anymore) and initial indexing upon project creation or library downloading, it's perfectly fast enough.
- tracker1 6y agoIn my own experience IntelliJ is slower than VS Code to use... It will depend on what you're doing as VS Code has an interesting plugin module to not hang up the UI/Editor itself... Not all the plugins respond in time while typing, but I can at least keep typing and it continues to function with basic editing (general worst case).