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how is it better than vim, or vscode, or clion to qualify itself as 10x?
by synergy20 4y ago
how is it better than vim, or vscode, or clion to qualify itself as 10x?
- synergy20 4y agoI don't know why is this downvoted, a genuine question from me actually, if it's truly revolutionary and helpful I'm willing to purchase then.
- fhd2 4y agoCan't tell why you're downvoted either - could have been a bit more constructive, like your second post, I guess. Otherwise I agree: 10x certainly invokes the mythical "10x programmer" to me, but looking through the list of features, it's pretty basic. USP seems to be speed, probably competing against the heavy IDEs, not Emacs and Vim. But getting there took some guesswork, the website didn't answer these questions well for me.
- AlchemistCamp 4y agoI downvoted the comment because the article explicitly mentioned speed, which VS Code and Clion both struggle with. Either the gp didn't read TFA or didn't have experience with the kinds of code bases it discussed.
- synergy20 4y agowell I spent a few minutes checking its website and could not find that 'speed' keyword, plus I don't have a speed issue with vscode and clion though I don't use them often, as I'm a vim user.
- AlchemistCamp 4y agoThe very top blurb is: > A high-performance C++ Editor > Smooth and fast editing > Built to handle the largest C++ projects Then right below that, the title of the first image is: > Fast Workspace Load Just a little bit further down is: > Navigation > Quickly navigate around the largest projects > Instant Search > Find what you want - fast! Just which part of the page did you read, out of curiosity?
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