I can second that claim. Even I also used WebStorm in past, but facing issue with over-consuming of RAM memory and getting unresponsive. After moving to VS Code, it felt so much light weighted and sleek.
Sounds like a lot of people see it that way. From what I can tell it also seems to make a difference wether it's mac/windows editions.
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I can second that claim. Even I also used WebStorm in past, but facing issue with over-consuming of RAM memory and getting unresponsive. After moving to VS Code, it felt so much light weighted and sleek.
Sounds like a lot of people see it that way.
From what I can tell it also seems to make a difference wether it's mac/windows editions.