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I don't think using a text editor is limiting, using an IDE certainly is. When using Visual Studio, you're definitely limited to Windows. When you're using an I
by legends2k 7y ago
I don't think using a text editor is limiting, using an IDE certainly is. When using Visual Studio, you're definitely limited to Windows. When you're using an IDE, they lock you into a certain set of paradigms.
An editor like Vim or Emacs ia great because eventually
_the editor adapts itself to the programmer and not the other way around_.
Every other configuration of Emacs and Vim have been different, suiting the programmer writing it. People have distros of Emacs/Vim
- Doom
- Spacemacs
- NeoVim
Etc.
- y4mi 7y ago> I don't think using a text editor is limiting, using an IDE certainly is. I agree. nonetheless, most developers use IDEs. This in turn means that a developer is unlikely to use only simple editors. Maybe actually read the comment chain you're responding to?