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Wordstar. Just kidding: Mostly RStudio (R), jupyter notebooks (python) and Sublime Text for everything else Really liked Atom but it always crashed with big .
by cardosof 10y ago
Wordstar.
Just kidding: Mostly RStudio (R), jupyter notebooks (python) and Sublime Text for everything else
Really liked Atom but it always crashed with big .txt files.
- eb0la 10y agoSublime is great for hacking your way through a CSV file very quickly. I write in Sublime at least 20% of my formulas and then paste it into Tableau and Talend. Easier (even without autocompletion) than working in a small window/pane than I usually have inside that tools, plus I use a new line for every change, so I can see what I had before (there is no version control for Business Intelligence).