Hello, PHPstorm actions such as moving files or indexing are slow .. please make update or redevelop PHPstorm in different programming languge like a Java. Thank you.
If you're experiencing slow-downs in file system operations, it's unlikely that rewriting the whole JetBrains product suite to switch from its current virtual machine based stack to a different vendor's virtual machine stack will help with that. Feel free to provide details about the exact issue you're suffering. In my experience as end user, PhpStorm is surprisingly performant in low end computers, esp. if your PC has SSD storage; not as fast as a pure C/C++ editor of the early 2000s but definitively comparable with competing products (and often faster).
Basically, the indexing operation is something that we cannot avoid at all in order to have all those cool features. However, as stated above, the performance of indexing is highly dependent on the performance of your disk subsystem and, surely, SSD is a great helper here.
Also, you may want to exclude some unrelated data from indexing, f.e., cache or media files.
I mean in diferent programming language as a C#, instead of Java. If is it possible.
If you're experiencing slow-downs in file system operations, it's unlikely that rewriting the whole JetBrains product suite to switch from its current virtual machine based stack to a different vendor's virtual machine stack will help with that. Feel free to provide details about the exact issue you're suffering. In my experience as end user, PhpStorm is surprisingly performant in low end computers, esp. if your PC has SSD storage; not as fast as a pure C/C++ editor of the early 2000s but definitively comparable with competing products (and often faster).
Basically, the indexing operation is something that we cannot avoid at all in order to have all those cool features. However, as stated above, the performance of indexing is highly dependent on the performance of your disk subsystem and, surely, SSD is a great helper here.
Also, you may want to exclude some unrelated data from indexing, f.e., cache or media files.