Having two good editors using Electron benefit all of us. Now, let's remember that Electron was originally named "Atom Shell", and some of the people maintaing Electron, also maintain Atom. I then tried to switch again, just to see if I could do it this time, but the performance difference is not noticable anymore and I still prefer the simpler UI (in my opinion) from Atom.Ītom has future as long as there are users like me, and developers willing to maintain it or keep giving it love.
Time went through and more and more people kept moving to VScode, to the point that I receive social pressure to move from Atom as a regular basis, "VSCode is faster, leave Atom". In those times VSCode was clearly faster than Atom, but I was too used to my editor to switch. When VSCode was announced, I was curious and tried to switch but I didn't like the UI in general. It's simple and has all the features I need, I'm not looking for an IDE with tons of features, so Atom has been good enough for me, just text highlight, linting and a feature here and there. I've been in Atom since the first public beta.
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