The question is which one you use, why you think its better than the other and what you think they should improve on the one that you're not using??
Atom VS VScode
Nathaniel Powell
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Josiah Scott
using VSCode, seriously thinking to move to something else, or maybe VIM/emacs if i find the right tools for c++
Liam Martin
Gnome Builder for programming.
Gedit for web design and scripting. Unless I'm already in a terminal, in which case, nano.
Henry Bell
Both are slow, but atom is a little slower
Aaron Parker
Atom cuz its community supported and has any extension/theme/lil shit you want to make it from text editor to an IDE
Cameron Nelson
What define Atom being slow in general like whats the slow part about it? It's slow on the startup is that what youre saying? Ofc it is because on every package you install you can see "+x ms added to startup" depending what packages you got running. if you want to run 100 packages ofc its gonna be slow as shit on startup. Atom isn't slow if you know how to use it and use it as it's meant to be for a specific project
Oliver Ramirez
VS Code is noticably less sluggish and starts up way faster even though both are electronshit. I keep coming back to Sublime.
James Smith
VS Community. Text editors only is for hipsters.
Brayden Johnson
>7,600 package/ 2,500 themes made by community on atom
boi use microbotnet software ill stick with my text editor with full support from actual people that support the editor not shills
Ryder Russell
VS Code is superior in every way, the only downside is that Microsoft made it