Could it be, that one source of the memory usage is the built-in language server?

Anytime I open the Play store it feels like I am getting hustled to install Scam Software I don't want. With Scam I mean either it is overblown with Ads or wants a subscription.

I really extremely rarely open the Play Store.

F-Droid is my place to. Even if the tools are simple, they are reliable.

Maybe Google is also scared, that with coding agents some OSS Tools improve that much that commercial alternatives don't matter.

I would recommend https://swe-rebench.com for comparison. It is always based on new problems.

Good Point. Since it is an board I would call it Clawedboard.

Then tomorrow rename it to MoltBoard

scratchpost

oh man, you actually jokingly made a good one:D

Aren't you loosing a lot of the declarative features like signals or similar, when you do your projects without those frameworks?

(asking to learn)

Somewhat. I could still use framework agnostic state management libraries/patterns and most are (e.g. svelte signals, jotai, zustand, etc.).

I've even used Proxies directly to implement some reactivity before. However as for the "declarative" parts, I think it's just a little bit of a different way to work but you get used to it and imo it pays off. Knowing the web APIs should be a requirement anyway and it doesn't hurt to work with them directly as much as possible.

Kursor.

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Get back to reddit! :)

Or, for the non-AI version, Kode

Well, Kate has been around as an KDE based advanced text editor for nearly 2 decades now - its base feature set isn't too different from a base VS Code installation. And there's also KDevelop as a more full featured IDE.

Yeah, Kate is great. New versions integrate nicely with LSPs and while not as fast as Vim it's faster than VSCode and most gnome based code editors.

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