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> the desktop application is as slow as a web IDE. Have you ever used VSCode on the desktop? I have never experienced any issue with VSCode nor have I ever wis
by vineyardmike 5y ago
> the desktop application is as slow as a web IDE.
Have you ever used VSCode on the desktop? I have never experienced any issue with VSCode nor have I ever wished it performed better.
- pjmlp 5y agoHave you ever compared it against Notepad++ or Sublime Text?
- sic1 5y agoI envy you for never having issues with VS Code. I have to restart it far, far too often for it grinding to a halt. I'll lose my auto-complete menus completely. Forget auto-completing any paths (like for imports) when it gets to this state. I have to restart my whole computer sometimes. I have minimal plugins, but have once again removed some more that I thought were helpful, performance got a little bit better again. But we shall see how long it holds up, as I've done this a couple times now in an attempt to gain reliable performance. This is on basically a brand new 15" i9 Intel MBP. I'm not the only one I've talked to that has random slow-downs like this. I've literally contemplated going back to Sublime Text 2 for my sanity - I just want things to work reliably. Oh, and if you accidentally click on one of your build files, enjoy the system lock-up! I don't need new features every month in VS Code that I won't use. I just want better performance on the basics so I can get back to being in flow, writing code, solving problems.
- MarioMan 5y agoIt’s not an especially fair case, but I was surprised at how poorly VSCode ran on a Raspberry Pi 3 when I tried it awhile back. Running it with a remote connection to a beefier machine would make for an amazing thin client.