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Not being slow. Is that a feature? For example, when IDEs like Eclipse decide to take 2 minutes to switch between an xml file and a java and javascript file.
by djKianoosh 13y ago
Not being slow. Is that a feature?
For example, when IDEs like Eclipse decide to take 2 minutes to switch between an xml file and a java and javascript file. Why so many devs put up with this is beyond me, but I digress...
- pedalpete 13y agoabsolutely! I have barely used eclipse (or other IDEs). I know they aren't fast, but wasn't sure how many people were annoyed by the speed. Anybody know why it takes so long? Is it because the file needs to load up all the documentation, code bindings, auto-completes, etc. that many other people here have mentioned? I'm guessing if an IDE is looking through a file every time it opens and mapping that files method paths throughout the project, that could take a bit of time.