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Lugaru Epsilon, an emacs-like editor from the early 80s that is still sold today. It's one guy that developed and it's an excellent editor. Features include ex
by rufius 10y ago
Lugaru Epsilon, an emacs-like editor from the early 80s that is still sold today. It's one guy that developed and it's an excellent editor.
Features include extremely fast, extensible via a C-like language, excellent docs, excellent support, tagging/bookmarking, formatting, etc.
I switched to it after first picking up emacs because I found ELisp frustrating to work with and Emacs itself was dog slow on a modern computer. Haven't looked back since.
Only down side is the somewhat steep cost of $250. That said, I firmly believe it is worth the cost.
- Cyph0n 10y agoHow have I never heard of this... quite amazing that it's still active!
- rufius 10y agoThe great thing about it is it's pretty much "batteries included" by default. I only had to configure four things: tab width, insert spaces, colour theme, and show tabs/spaces. I finally took the plunge over the long weekend and started writing a PowerShell mode since I've been writing a lot of powershell lately. Next up will be a Haskell mode.