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If this means that PR comments can now be displayed in-line from the editor, I am switching from Sublime Text. I bought ST3 outright, but I'll switch in a heartbeat to display comments and feedback.
Try vscode, I think you'll be pleasantly surprised that it's in fact now leaps and bounds ahead of sublime.
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Load time of what? opening a file? It is instantaneous other than really large files.
Yes once the program is already open it's pretty snappy. But I like to keep my desktop clean so I close / open it fairly often and it's startup time if just not on par I've found.
Hopefully this eventually reaches the level of utility of Magit ( https://magit.vc ). It's what helped me get over the hump of only using 4 or 5 git commands, and bundles a ton of useful "macros" in a great interface. And of course, it's incredibly customizable because Emacs.
This looks like it's going to be neat! But why does it come bundled by default [1], instead of an optional package? [1] https://atom.io/packages/github
I can't get into Atom, the load time vs something like sublime is just too slow. Am I doing something wrong in the settings?
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Performance has been a key focus of the last few releases. 1.17, the stable release also being released today, has a major jump: http://blog.atom.io/2017/04/18/improving-startup-time.html
Has memory usage also been a focus? I got scared off from exploring Atom a month ago by https://news.ycombinator.com/item?id=14141855
Just today the author of the "merge-conflicts" package for Atom emphasized that his plugin is depcrecated because Atom 1.8 will have that feature included by default. https://github.com/smashwilson/merge-conflicts/commit/f61950... https://github.com/smashwilson/merge-conflicts/blob/master/d...
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Load time of what? opening a file? It is instantaneous other than really large files.
Yes once the program is already open it's pretty snappy. But I like to keep my desktop clean so I close / open it fairly often and it's startup time if just not on par I've found.