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The sublime plugin for Copilot works well enough already. I'm sure Copilot X will be something you can fold into any editor. I don't understand how so many folk
by efields 4y ago
The sublime plugin for Copilot works well enough already. I'm sure Copilot X will be something you can fold into any editor. I don't understand how so many folks seem to tolerate the UX lag in VSCode
- epolanski 4y agoMaybe they have a better machine than you so they don't notice it.
- jlkuester7 4y agoMy dev machine is sufficiently beefy (32G of RAM). I recently tried https://lapce.dev/ https://lapce.dev/ and was very surprised that it was noticeably more snappy than VSC. (I am not super sensitive to that kind of thing after years spent in Eclipse/IDEA.). Made me realize how I can just become accustomed to a certain amount of lagging....
- pzo 4y agoI recently tried lapce on my Mac and just empty editor with just one new tab was eating 70% of my CPU. I'd better IDE eat 1-2GB of ram than eat my CPU cycles. Also on their github lapce has more than 50% of open issues labeled as C-Bug - that's not very reassuring
- joshmanders 4y ago> I don't understand how so many folks seem to tolerate the UX lag in VSCode A lot of us don't experience any issues. To me, VSCode is just as performant as Sublime is.
- eitland 4y agoI guess what you experience is how I experience 1 px misalignment and similar things that some people always complain about in KDE: I don't notice it at all. Modern software that doesn't react immediately even when running on even more modern hardware however, that grinds my gears.
- acedTrex 4y agoVSCode never has any lag for me personally
- crucialfelix 4y agoTry disabling all extensions. I know there are startup metrics, and I would expect there are keystroke metrics to understand what's running