Why is Atom so much slower than Visual Studio Code? Aren't they both using Electron?
Why is Atom so much slower than Visual Studio Code? Aren't they both using Electron?
Lucas Cook
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Charles Sanders
Have you tried installing Source Mage?
It's actually very good for you mental health.
Jaxson Hughes
Atom's developers are incompetent
Jaxon Bell
>Visual Studio Code
Botnet!
Gabriel Kelly
Turning off telemetry only causes it to send more telemetry about how you disabled telemetry
Ian Parker
wew lad
Anthony Hughes
Because it ain't Vim or Emacs. Both are slow as hell and highly unproductive.
Connor Lewis
>you will never have a atom clone written solely in asm
Austin Nguyen
Have you tried installing vim?
It's actually very good for your mental health.
Matthew Martin
I thought VS Code is open source while the regular Visual Studio being the one that is bloated and botnet as fuck... Visual Studio literally precompiles telemetry into your program.
anyway I still use VSC because it can basically do anything emacs, vim, spacemacs, etc. can do.
Andrew Green
top kike.
Does it do that on linux too?
Nathan Baker
Trading freedom for convinience.
Shame on you
William Jones
Visual Studio, the one that precompiles telemetry, is Windows only
Visual Studio Code runs on Linux/Windows/OSx, and it doesn't precompile anything. It isn't even a compiler, just an open source text editor. That is why I still use it
Zachary Sullivan
Have you tried pulling the trigger?
It's actually very good for our mental health.
Ayden Rogers
...
Lucas Wilson
>tfw when you want to use vs code
>can't figure out how to setup compilers for vs code
Blake Kelly
>github against microsoft.
insecure abominations against company-sponsored developers.
Henry White
yeah I disabled those things, and if I am paranoid enough to believe they have other ways to spy on me, I could always check here if there is anything sneaky: github.com
and if I find something like that and I still want to stay with VSC, I could always fork it.
Jordan Jackson
>text editor
>needs compiler
JUST USE THE TERMINAL
David Hughes
Can't you just use the built-in terminal emulator for compilation and code runner for testing?
Tyler Jackson
oh please... are you real ?
Eli Cruz
because vscode developers did a better job optimizing their program