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What are you using now? If VScode or Atom you won't feel any degradation. If vim or SublimeText, some things will take few extra dozens of milliseconds. You cou
by jmiskovic 6y ago
What are you using now? If VScode or Atom you won't feel any degradation. If vim or SublimeText, some things will take few extra dozens of milliseconds. You could test the Doom Emacs, which is trying to be a feature-full emacs environment optimized for speed.
- 5h 6y agoI've been using Vim for a very long time now, recently adding CoC has slowed things a bit however I am quite fond of some of the features, so I might start enabling it only when I want those. I'm not looking to encouragement to change (after 20 years in Vim that ship has likely sailed for good), I was just curious if the speed of Emacs lisp was a frequent bugbear.