> Atom's "extreme performance" for me is in my productivity
Yet there are lots of people who are extremely productive with vim. So I don't think you can pit subjective metrics (productivity) against objective (RAM usage) here.
Yet there are lots of people who are extremely productive with vim. So I don't think you can pit subjective metrics (productivity) against objective (RAM usage) here.
Which is the OPs exact point. While some people value their editor being very light on ram, other people value other things, and that's okay.