I am intrigued to know why too. Sublime was the GOAT until VS Code showed up. Anyone still using Atom that was good too.
Atom was also slow and bloated... even slower than VSCode
Atom and VSCode is builded in Electron.js, a framework of JavaScript. Basically you run a browser when you open this editors.
I use Vim, but i'm a user of Linux. Sublime Text is cross-platform and works perfectly in every OS. But i still preferred Vim.
Agreed, Vim is the GOAT. The high learning curve is so worth it. After using vim for 2 years I can't go back to normy editors...
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I am intrigued to know why too. Sublime was the GOAT until VS Code showed up. Anyone still using Atom that was good too.
Atom was also slow and bloated... even slower than VSCode
Atom and VSCode is builded in Electron.js, a framework of JavaScript. Basically you run a browser when you open this editors.
I use Vim, but i'm a user of Linux. Sublime Text is cross-platform and works perfectly in every OS.
But i still preferred Vim.
Agreed, Vim is the GOAT. The high learning curve is so worth it. After using vim for 2 years I can't go back to normy editors...