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Visual Studio in growth? Atom/Vim/Sublime in maturity? Eclipse/Xcode/Emacs challenged? Emacs almost superseded? Superseded by what exactly? At least the tex
by diegoprzl 10y ago
Visual Studio in growth?
Atom/Vim/Sublime in maturity?
Eclipse/Xcode/Emacs challenged?
Emacs almost superseded? Superseded by what exactly?
At least the text editor section doesn't make any sense to me. Atom more mature than Emacs/Eclipse/Visual Studio? Visual Studio Code is in growth, Visual Studio is a very mature product.
- akerro 10y ago>Emacs almost superseded? Superseded by what exactly? VIM HA! That whole chars is completely dumb. It's comparing oranges to pears. VisualStudio works on Windows, Emacs, Vim work on every platform, are hackable and opensource etc. etc. The chats is called 'text editors' ha, VS and Eclipse are not really text editors, they're full-featured IDEs, with integrated debugger and stuff. I can't stop seeing those charts as someone's imagination how tech looks like, it's not even supported by anything like data, google trends or even survey.
- diegoprzl 10y agoExactly. I think there should be a disclaimer saying that those charts don't represent the actual consensus/reality and should not be taken at face value. They're not accurate and even conflate categories/products which are not comparable.
- untoreh 10y agoif you focus on the y axis and ignore the x axis then it kinda of makes sense, mostly because the adoption trend is not related to the lifetime of the subject in this case, like it can be for programming languages and the likes.
- antfarm 10y ago> Visual Studio in growth? Probably referring to Visual Studio Code.