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And most who used SublimeText left it for VSCode, myself included. Performance differences aren’t that meaningful at the margins. You tend to give up a lot of
by adam_arthur 4y ago
And most who used SublimeText left it for VSCode, myself included.
Performance differences aren’t that meaningful at the margins. You tend to give up a lot of velocity when you eschew browser based rendering.
JetBrains is far slower than both
- toastercat 4y agoA lot of folks using Sublime today were temporary VSCode converts who returned to Sublime after dealing with its performance issues (myself included). I realized after some time that most VSCode extensions can be replaced with CLI utilities that are often more powerful, less resource intensive, and less buggy.