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I've used almost all popular editors for years, Vim, Emacs, Ultraedit, Sublime and of course VSCode. But I switched back to Sublime about six months ago. VSCo
by stephc_int13 6y ago
I've used almost all popular editors for years, Vim, Emacs, Ultraedit, Sublime and of course VSCode.
But I switched back to Sublime about six months ago.
VSCode is mostly impressively good, it is even quite fast for an electron app. But still, not as fast as Sublime, and I think it degraded at some point, and I could sense it during work.
And then, I might be a bit paranoid but I think that VSCode could be used as a kind of trojan horse by Microsoft.
I don't want a future where everything is on the cloud, including all my tools and files.
- shmoogy 6y agoI really like working off a thin client - less heat and more battery on local device. But I see your point