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VSCode is the most sluggish app I use on my 2019 Mac, by far. I genuinely don't understand how people can say that it feels responsive and like-native, unless t
by sneakymichael 6y ago
VSCode is the most sluggish app I use on my 2019 Mac, by far. I genuinely don't understand how people can say that it feels responsive and like-native, unless they have much more performant equipment than I.
I use it because it's packed with useful functionality, but …I resent using it– I think I'd adore it if it were native.
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- pier25 6y agoI agree. I tried it recently for a couple of weeks and went back to Sublime.
- brutal_boi 6y agoWtf. It really makes me wonder if we are in fact using the same thing at all? Started using couple or three months back for a relatively large C project (with large amounts of lib includes) and so far the experience has been really good. Then switched to remote ssh devel, still really good. What's these slugish/perf issues on vsvode all about? What am I missing?
- pier25 6y agoFor me it's because it could never really break the illusion I'm using a browser and that is annoying. I'm reminded of that on every little (or not so little) stutter. I could totally work with VSCode but I just prefer the overall experience of Sublime.
- the_lucifer 6y agoMy biggest gripe with Sublime has been the lack of Extensions.