Recently I decided to work on my gaming pc, installed vscode and setup everything. I was taken back how fast it felt. The experience was just an improvement all around. This is despite being pretty annoyed by having to relearn windows's flavor of shortcutsMy $3k macbook is also good, but nowhere near gaming pc. So that got me thinking this must be due to vscode being based on electron.I think electron has crucial role, it allows for quick iteration and which is what's making vscode great right now.However, vscode has also matured and many features have stabilized. So maybe it's not a bad idea to start creating natively built version that implements all of the stabilized functionality but comes with performance.Technically speaking, how much speed can be expected from IDE built in C++/Rust from scratch vs Electron.