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"Speed matters everywhere"? I can see the difference between VSCode and Sublime Text. I also don't...care. I use VSCode because everything it offers is way mor
by eropple 6y ago
"Speed matters everywhere"?
I can see the difference between VSCode and Sublime Text. I also don't...care. I use VSCode because everything it offers is way more useful to me than a handful of milliseconds. Wider language support, better language server support, better autocomplete and intelligent suggestions, out-of-the-box formatters and linters for the languages I care about, a really genuinely great remoting solution.
And as you obliquely sniff at: it's TypeScript, and this is powerful. "Oh hey, I don't like how this works, I'm just gonna crack its brain open and write an extension for it" is powerful, and while I used Sublime Text for quite a long time its accessibility in this regard is much weaker.