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Re: [ide-dev] Beware MSFT bullshit
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On 21 Mar 2017, at 15:52, Doug Schaefer wrote:
This article is over a year old and predates the Java language server,
no?
yes.
We shouldn't really give more fire to this more than respond that
eclipse actually now has work going on having similar basic support for
languages out of box (I still hope the textmate support becomes into EPP
packages sooner rather than later ;)
/max
From:
<ide-dev-bounces@xxxxxxxxxxx<mailto:ide-dev-bounces@xxxxxxxxxxx>> on
behalf of Mickael Istria
<mistria@xxxxxxxxxx<mailto:mistria@xxxxxxxxxx>>
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Date: Tuesday, March 21, 2017 at 4:56 AM
To: "ide-dev@xxxxxxxxxxx<mailto:ide-dev@xxxxxxxxxxx>"
<ide-dev@xxxxxxxxxxx<mailto:ide-dev@xxxxxxxxxxx>>
Subject: Re: [ide-dev] Beware MSFT bullshit
Thanks Bruno,
I'll also post another comment I made on the blog. I hope some of you
find it useful to get pieces of answers for people (like us ;) ) who
like to troll about IDEs.
'''
[blog author comment as an answer to Bruno] > A key driver for VS Code
adoption is its a light weight tool
du -sh /usr/share/code/ -> 160MB
du -sh ~/.vscode -> 61MB (this includes the Java extension).
So overall, Java development without a debugger in VSCode takes 220MB
of disk space.
Took Eclipse for Java development and unpacked it:
du -sh eclipse/ -> 195MB
And for that price, there is a debugger.
Now, let's talk about RAM usage:
Scenario: open a simple Maven project in VSCode and Eclipse, open the
same .java file, trigger completion on the same location
ps aux | grep eclipse -> shows %MEM=9.8
ps aux | grep code -> shows multiple processes (which is expected by
design of VSCode) with the sum of %MEM=9
So VSCode is a bit better their, but a 9% of relative gain isn't that
strong.
The arguments of disk space go in favor of Eclipse, the arguments of
RAM consumption go in favor of VSCode; overall it's not really what
can be factually used to highlight one tool is better than the other
for teaching.
'''
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Mickael Istria
Eclipse developer for Red Hat Developers<http://developers.redhat.com>
My blog<http://mickaelistria.wordpress.com> - My
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