How’s the memory usage and performance? I’ve been noticing Sublime gobbling memory recently, and Atom is just a monster.
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Not sure, sorry. Seems fine to me, but not a heavy user. It claims to be ”light-weight” on the website, though.
Can also add that it sure feels like a native macOS app, which likely helps performance.
Seems to be written in Swift according to the GitHub page:
CotEditor Project
Plain-Text Editor for macOS. CotEditor Project has 10 repositories available. Follow their code on GitHub.
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I’ll check it out, thanks. Honestly, I may roll my own editor (with sensible extension APIs) at this point. It’s gotten ridiculous.Can also add that it sure feels like a native macOS app, which likely helps performance.
Seems to be written in Swift according to the GitHub page:
CotEditor Project
Plain-Text Editor for macOS. CotEditor Project has 10 repositories available. Follow their code on GitHub.
The USB-C charging cable works fine with a MacBook Pro too not just iPad Pro.
I use TextMate and VSCode to edit code.
I use Forklift or command-line for FTP/SFTP.
Will look into pyenv as suggested above, sounds like a good solution.
According to the internet it is possible to run Oracle on docker on qemu, but I am not sure it’s a good idea. The Instant Client is compiled for Arm though.
I use TextMate and VSCode to edit code.
I use Forklift or command-line for FTP/SFTP.
Will look into pyenv as suggested above, sounds like a good solution.
According to the internet it is possible to run Oracle on docker on qemu, but I am not sure it’s a good idea. The Instant Client is compiled for Arm though.
