What do Atom and Visual Studio Code offer that Sublime Text doesn't?
I have tried both within the last year and wasn't able to find any significant advantages (except for VS Code's excellent TypeScript experience), but they both ran slower and used more memory. Perhaps I should have used Nuclide?
(Not asking about Webstorm because I've used the IntelliJ family of IDEs and understand their advantages)
What do Atom and Visual Studio Code offer that Sublime Text doesn't?
I have tried both within the last year and wasn't able to find any significant advantages (except for VS Code's excellent TypeScript experience), but they both ran slower and used more memory. Perhaps I should have used Nuclide?
(Not asking about Webstorm because I've used the IntelliJ family of IDEs and understand their advantages)