For me, speedup enables a lot of much simpler ways to do the stuff that I already do. Run tests and linter on-save. Have vim with LSP and other tooling, startu

For me, speedup enables a lot of much simpler ways to do the stuff that I already do. Run tests and linter on-save. Have vim with LSP and other tooling, startup fast enough to close and re-open the entire editor, rather than background (<CTRL>-z) or alt-tab. Just do a <CTRL>-c<CTRL-p><enter> to reload any changes in a running dev server, rather than tooling that attempts to listen to io-events and reload the code magically. There are loads of small things that become a lot simpler when kill&start is just as fast as "internal reload".