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I've been using it a bit but it still not on par with, well, vscode. It tends to be a bit slow on big files (say 10000+ lines) when you open type an fstring in
by wiz21c 3y ago
I've been using it a bit but it still not on par with, well, vscode. It tends to be a bit slow on big files (say 10000+ lines) when you open type an fstring in python such as 'print(f"p={' once the open accolade is typed in, it can get noticeably slow.
But well, I still love emacs :-)
- jdblair 3y agoIt's so hard to give up your custom environment and keyboard muscle memory! (25 year emacs user here)
- intrasight 3y ago35 years here. 2/3rds of that without any syntax highlighting. My brain is a pretty good parser and I don't like visual distraction. Can you imagine if books had colored syntax highlighting? I have not embraced some syntax highlighting but with a very subtle color scheme. I tried LSP for a moment but the performance was such that it was a net negative. I allocate a week over the holiday for "tooling refactors" and I'll probably kick the tires of emacs 29. The big refactor is building a new rig.