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Thanks for the recommendation! I already use tmux and nvim but sort of half-heartedly, using VS Code for certain things. Lazyvim and resurrect look like just wh

by antonvs 5mo ago

Thanks for the recommendation! I already use tmux and nvim but sort of half-heartedly, using VS Code for certain things. Lazyvim and resurrect look like just what I need to take the next step. > There's something special about being able to combine tmux with resurrect and having every single project I am working on at the same time Hey I can do that with VS Code! As long as I have 256 GB of RAM, that is.

himata4113 5mo ago
I have 192gb and it still wasn't enough with I had different IDE's open all 4-5 projects each since they abandoned the "single IDE" approach awhile back. Under 32gigs of heap it performs horrible on bigger projects. Monorepos are a disaster.