> VS Code remote editing blows TRAMP out of the water
One place emacs has a huge advantage is it doesn't use hardly any resources in the docker container.
The vscode remote server instance uses a constant 15%-30% however.
In real world terms this means a compile that takes 1 minute for me takes 2 minutes for my coworkers that use vs code.
There are many potential confounding factors that could affect the performance discrepancy of course, but I think it's still useful given I can't think of many other plaform differences and that it's consistent amongst my coworkers.
One place emacs has a huge advantage is it doesn't use hardly any resources in the docker container.
The vscode remote server instance uses a constant 15%-30% however.
In real world terms this means a compile that takes 1 minute for me takes 2 minutes for my coworkers that use vs code.
There are many potential confounding factors that could affect the performance discrepancy of course, but I think it's still useful given I can't think of many other plaform differences and that it's consistent amongst my coworkers.