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Personally I find Jetbrains IDE, Phpstorm specifically, very snappy. Much better than VSCode in performance. I few years ago I managed to run Phpstorm on a ASU
by tored 5y ago
Personally I find Jetbrains IDE, Phpstorm specifically, very snappy. Much better than VSCode in performance.
I few years ago I managed to run Phpstorm on a ASUS Eeebook with an Intel Atom 32 bit 1.3 GHz CPU & 2GB RAM. Not optimal but doable.
I’m impressed what Jetbrains has managed to squeeze out of Java. However I’m not aware of any other Java desktop app that that works as well.
Only thing you can’t do is to manually run every inspection there is on the entire project, takes forever and will eat your CPU even on a fast machine.
- skrtskrt 5y agoJetBrains IMO is about the same performance as VSCode for waaaaay more ease and functionality. It doesn't give me that deliciously snappy feel compared to something like terminal NeoVim, but my productivity is ultimately much higher on a JetBrains IDE