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Sorry be that guy who posts his specs and disagrees... :-) Running on a stock mid-2011 Air w/ 4GB Ram plus a Thunderbolt display. If it was slow, I would have
by MozMorris 11y ago
Sorry be that guy who posts his specs and disagrees... :-)
Running on a stock mid-2011 Air w/ 4GB Ram plus a Thunderbolt display. If it was slow, I would have switched or upgraded my machine sometime ago.
Things that are slow to me are waiting for node-sass to compile on save, server-side code reloading, npm installing... and so on.
- lvillani 11y agoIt highly depends on your usage pattern. I usually have one long-lived instance of an editor for the project/thing I'm focusing on, but I also frequently fire up "temporary" instances for one-off editing jobs, from the terminal. The difference between, let's say, "subl ." (launch Sublime Text in the current directory) and "atom ." is staggering: Sublime Text starts instantly with a boatload of plugins; Atom starts nearly instantaneously but then takes around 5 seconds to become usable, without plugins, after repeated runs. (Speaking of specs, I'm on a late 2013 Retina MacBook Pro, 16 GB of RAM)