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But the trade off here is indexing. Visual Studio code provides no indexing functionality by default (some LSPs provide basic caching but not much). This is the

But the trade off here is indexing. Visual Studio code provides no indexing functionality by default (some LSPs provide basic caching but not much). This is the killer feature for me. I can load up Kubernetes in Goland, cook an egg on my laptop while it indexes (about a minute) and have lightning fast goto def and find reference for the rest of the day. VS Code will load quickly but every single goto def will take ages.

Sebb767 6y ago
That's why I mentioned longer sessions. I tend to jump quickly between many new projects, in which case the indexing is annoying. When you start a longer session, the overhead is very much worth it, I agree fully.
neurotrace 6y ago
> VS Code will load quickly but every single goto def will take ages. I wouldn't blame that on VS Code but on the relevant extension. Go to Definition is instantaneous for me when I'm working in TypeScript