Atom or VSCode?

VScode

VSCode is brilliant.

@FrodoSwaggins suggest then??

@FrodoSwaggins what's up with electron?

@codvlpr it's slow and resource hungry. Sublime is about 100x faster. I use VS Code because it's absolutely lovely. Not as slow as atom 👍

@FrodoSwaggins so basically you want an iMac Pro with 128gb of ram that's why you're mad about VSCode. I get it. 😂😂

@FrodoSwaggins 12gb? I have never exceed 400mb. I don't work on large projects though, so I can't say anything about it.

Tried both, Atom fan at the moment. VSCode had much faster start up, but I couldn't tell the difference when actually using it. Will evaluate again in a couple of months.

I use micro, but vscode is okay if you have a strong-ish pc

emacs

I didn't even know there was a mainstream business computer option out there that could be configured with 128 Gb of RAM. That sounds like exceptional overkill. Don't get me wrong. I would jump at the chance to have a work computer that would allow me to keep the entirety of the knowledge of mankind in memory while still being able to adjust my fantasy football roster for the week.

Wrong tag...

Sublime Text

I used to love vscode back when i was working on mac, but at my current pc it crashes very frequently so i use visual studio.

I thought SublimeText was the best editor until I found CudaText. That thing is far better 😁

VS Code

VSCode for sure. I was reluctant at first. Surely Microsoft couldn’t make something as good as I had read. Surely it’s similar to its shit pile namesake Visual Studio. Hell, proved me wrong. Now it’s all I use.