Im not really sure why its faster. I assume its just doing much less things underneath.
I found it when i added "nvm use" to my zsh_profile and every terminal in VSCode was running it... and it took over 1 second to open a terminal. I dont remember the exact numbers, but it was over 10x faster when doing that one thing. :)
Of course, keep in mind that i measured on my old computer, maybe on yours its not a factor at all :)
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If you do a lot of switching (ie. using nvm use on every shell creation) i highly recommend fnm, which is A LOT faster.
Link: github.com/Schniz/fnm/
I use it too for the same reasons! I highly recommend it.
Hi Pawel!
Thanks for your tool recommendation.
One question, what actullay makes fnm faster in comparison to nvm?
I see many similarities in installation process & available commands, so switching from nvm to fnm should also be easy, if someone decides to do so.
Im not really sure why its faster. I assume its just doing much less things underneath.
I found it when i added "nvm use" to my zsh_profile and every terminal in VSCode was running it... and it took over 1 second to open a terminal. I dont remember the exact numbers, but it was over 10x faster when doing that one thing. :)
Of course, keep in mind that i measured on my old computer, maybe on yours its not a factor at all :)