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caminocorner
1908 days ago
Sublime Text has never crashed on me (or been slow) and that's why I use it as my primary tool. VSCode is still slow for me, last I checked.
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whalesalad
1908 days ago
The performance and reliability of subl is unmatched in my experience as well.
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blacksmith_tb
1908 days ago
I use them the other way around - I do almost all my dev work in VSC these days, but I bought ST3 years ago (ST2 originally I think) and I still prefer it for opening huge log files, XML, etc. which bog down VSC.
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folkrav
1908 days ago
For some languages, VSC plays in IDE territory. Compared to other IDEs in the same space, it's pretty similar, if not lighter.
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