I know what I'm about to write is a meme, however: I stopped having any performance issue after switching to GNU Emacs for my code editing. Granted, as an infrastructure guy I the codebases I work with aren't always super large.
However, it's been crazy fast since always. Lately the lisp engine also got compilation to native code, so it's even faster. I occasionally get a slow down when I open a new project and emacs has to wait for the language server to boot.
> I was hyped when i heard they would release a standalone git product, but then they scrapped it!
Magit is cool :P
Also, emacs is free and runs pretty much everywhere. Truly worth learning.
However, it's been crazy fast since always. Lately the lisp engine also got compilation to native code, so it's even faster. I occasionally get a slow down when I open a new project and emacs has to wait for the language server to boot.
> I was hyped when i heard they would release a standalone git product, but then they scrapped it!
Magit is cool :P
Also, emacs is free and runs pretty much everywhere. Truly worth learning.