Something similar happened to me, vscode was taking up too much ram along with tabnine which was taking even more then vscode, I had my 80-90% memory in usage, which did some typing lags which was pretty annoying so decided to shift to neovim, spent almost a week on configuration, same project neovim was taking 48mb vs 350mb or it was 450mb maybe which was super huge, cause I wasn't planning to leave tabnine, but again switched back to vscode due to some features which really speeds up the development like auto imports, i was having terrible problems using emmet inside neovim, maybe configured wrongly but that was too much time waste - again reading docs, checking configs especially when you are new to vim world. Don't know about sublime, I might give it a try if I can mimic exact workflow in sublime, but not anytime soon, as now i've decided to get another ram stick.
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Something similar happened to me, vscode was taking up too much ram along with tabnine which was taking even more then vscode, I had my 80-90% memory in usage, which did some typing lags which was pretty annoying so decided to shift to neovim, spent almost a week on configuration, same project neovim was taking 48mb vs 350mb or it was 450mb maybe which was super huge, cause I wasn't planning to leave tabnine, but again switched back to vscode due to some features which really speeds up the development like auto imports, i was having terrible problems using emmet inside neovim, maybe configured wrongly but that was too much time waste - again reading docs, checking configs especially when you are new to vim world. Don't know about sublime, I might give it a try if I can mimic exact workflow in sublime, but not anytime soon, as now i've decided to get another ram stick.
Hi Tamir, are you using Tabnine locally?
You can register Tabnine hub and enable Tabnine Cloud in your IDE.