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The VSCode team know performance is integral to it's success: https://twitter.com/robenkleene/status/1356276306237923330?s=20 https://twitter.com/robenkleene/st
by jrogan993 6y ago
The VSCode team know performance is integral to it's success: https://twitter.com/robenkleene/status/1356276306237923330?s=20 https://twitter.com/robenkleene/status/1356276306237923330?s... .
I don't think it'd be worth porting over just yet, there's no other IDE/Text editor hybrid that comes close to it performance wise.
- moistbar 6y agoGeany comes to mind, as does Vim. KDE's Kate is also quite fast and well-rounded.
- recov 6y agoSublime + lsp with add-ons is pretty fast, but that probably strays too far from a real IDE. What ever a "Real" IDE is these days.
- lifeplusplus 6y agopurely for speed i used to use sublimetext but got real annoyed for buy now messages.. but it shows performance is very important feature.. if i had a choice between vscode as it's now vs soemthing as fast as sublime but with all vscode stuff, definitely going for faster one.
- randomchars 6y ago> but got real annoyed for buy now messages.. And have you considered buying it?
- tuananh 6y agoi bought sublimetext like 10 years ago. can't remember exactly. the license is still usable til now. best $70 i have ever spent.
- lifeplusplus 6y agoI wanted to articulate what felt faster - faster to switch files - faster to type / input latency - faster color coding of a file when you open it - fast autocomplete (not type and wait) - fast jumping to references (not click wait then new file opens up) - fast startup time - fast right clicks (not sure if i imagined it but right clicks felt instantaneous)