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BTW if VSCode is slow for you, check what extensions you have installed.

• awfulneutral 3y ago
  Yeah, for me it's more than fast enough except for the Microsoft pylance and C# extensions, both of which I really need to feel productive, and both of which (especially pylance) make VS Code much slower and buggier. It has been getting bad enough that I've been looking around for other editors, but as far as I can tell VS Code really wins on having all the language features, plus copilot and git integration in a single place.
  • neonsunset 3y ago
    C# extension generally has acceptable performance (as long as you use Roslyn LSP and not the Omnisharp one, although it also was fast at the cost of higher memory usage and less stability). What could be slowing it down is other extensions, especially if they have heavy Roslyn analyzers. For large project it doesn't scale as well, which is where Rider comes into play, I still daily drive VSC as the editor since it's just way snappier and more fluid than Rider.
• rstat1 3y ago
  Even without extensions its always gonna be slower than a proper native app.