Tag Archives: Visual Studio Code

VS Code Text Buffer Reimplementation

The VS Code team has a really good article around their Text Buffer Reimplementation in the latest version. There is a lot of good information around performance and the implications of certain design patters revolving around file size.

Piece Tree Performance
Piece tree performance with a large file and multiple edits.

The part that is very interesting is how the piece tree seemed to be the clear cut winner. It wasn’t until they tested a large file with a large amount of edits, that it stumbled more than the array. Articles like this fascinate me when Javascript is pushed to its limits.

VS Code Blog: VS Code Text Buffer Reimplementation

Visual Studio Code Tips and Tricks

Visual Studio Code
Visual Studio Code

As I’ve really started to use Visual Studio Code as my daily editor of choice, I can never remember all of the little tips and hints you hear on podcasts. Thankfully  the VS Code team has a great little doc up that you can use to refresh your memory. I really like the tip of using the automated script to allow command line access on the Mac. I couldn’t remember how to do that.

Visual Studio Code Tips and Tricks