wisew

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   Interop’s Labyrinth: Sharing Code Between Web and Electron Apps(slack.engineering)

   7 points by wisew 9y ago|0 comments
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   by wisew 11y ago

   Electron was also not extracted from Atom - it was always extracted as atom-shell. It was just rebranded as Electron. Atom ≠ atom-shell.
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   by wisew 11y ago

   No, a subset of Chromium is bundled with Atom: https://github.com/atom/libchromiumcontent
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   by wisew 11y ago

   0.116.0? That's an ancient version (or a typo). You should probably upgrade to 1.0.
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   by wisew 11y ago

   In part, this is because VS Code is currently not extensible at all – there is no package ecosystem, and therefore no vector for users to possibly introduce instability / performance issues.
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   by wisew 11y ago

   You don't have to guess about the startup time – you can find the actual startup time by searching for Timecop in the Command Palette.
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   by wisew 11y ago

   Just add Inconsolata to your Font Family in Settings. If you want the old font size and line height too, set those to 16px and 1.3, respectively.
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   by wisew 11y ago

   VS Code is not based on Atom - it's built on Electron, the app framework Atom is also built on, and uses some of the same Node packages Atom developed.
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   Atom's autocomplete just got better(blog.atom.io)

   165 points by wisew 11y ago|61 comments