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I had to use VSCode for some projects in the past because it was what was available on the clients workstations... I can't imagine having to use that laggy elec
by kiney 1y ago
I had to use VSCode for some projects in the past because it was what was available on the clients workstations...
I can't imagine having to use that laggy electron abomination all the time. For me Zed is sent from heaven, because my previously preferred editor (geany) hast basically zero developtment nowadays.
- meowface 1y agoI normally care a ton about latency and in the main project I work on I put extreme focus on reducing input latency in text input fields, but... I've used VS Code for ages. I tried Zed. I don't really feel a difference. It's smoother but VS Code is more than smooth enough for me and has tons of features I rely on that don't exist in dev. Meanwhile, when I tried Ghostty I noticed a significant improvement in "typefeel" compared to iTerm. So I'm not immune to detecting such a difference. I will try Zed again though.
- BoredPositron 1y ago>>I don't really feel a difference. >>It's smoother but...
- typpilol 1y agoHow big was his project bc I've never had any input away and I've worked on some pretty good size projects. Are you using an old computer or something?
- kiney 1y agoI mainly used VSCode on locked down corporate laptops. Usually good hardware but running windows and corporate security bloat. But where I was allowed to install alternative editors they were snappy.