If you are so concerned about system resources usage you are better off dropping WebStorm and using a simple text editor.
I feel like you are optimizing at the wrong level. Maybe you could post screenshots of your System Manager to better illustrate the benefits of this approach. Is it really worth it? What if you have a network failiure and you can't connect to your server?
Sure, one can even use Notepad for coding, but I want to use a practical and convenient IDE.
In case there’s a network failure, I can always write code locally and then synchronize it with the server. It’s a bit like asking what if your dog chews through your power cord and you can’t use your laptop - well, that can happen, but it doesn’t mean I should steer clear of computers.
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If you are so concerned about system resources usage you are better off dropping WebStorm and using a simple text editor.
I feel like you are optimizing at the wrong level. Maybe you could post screenshots of your System Manager to better illustrate the benefits of this approach. Is it really worth it? What if you have a network failiure and you can't connect to your server?
Sure, one can even use Notepad for coding, but I want to use a practical and convenient IDE.
In case there’s a network failure, I can always write code locally and then synchronize it with the server. It’s a bit like asking what if your dog chews through your power cord and you can’t use your laptop - well, that can happen, but it doesn’t mean I should steer clear of computers.