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Had high hopes for the VSCode version [0] Unfortunately it seems to have lost momentum. [0] https://github.com/vscode-org-mode/vscode-org-mode https://github.
by symplee 7y ago
Had high hopes for the VSCode version [0]
Unfortunately it seems to have lost momentum.
[0] https://github.com/vscode-org-mode/vscode-org-mode https://github.com/vscode-org-mode/vscode-org-mode
- nextos 7y agoMe too. Although I don't use VS Code, as I am an Emacs enthusiast, I hope Org becomes independent of Emacs so that it becomes more widely used. It'd be great if they could develop a little standard. Right now the code is the standard. And till a few versions ago, things changed frequently and complex stuff like table formulas were a bit buggy in corner cases.
- dmortin 7y agoWHat's wrong with using emacs only for org mode if you use vsode for coding? You can just have an emacs open and switch to it if you want to note down something or look something up.
- Dayshine 7y agoThe overhead of installing and maintaining emacs is sooo high if you want it to be as easily usable as vscode. It takes me hours to remember how to use emacs every time I come back to it, and to make it any easier means adding more and more extensions which break and have to be maintained as well. A vscode extension is plug and play. All actions are easily visible by default. There is no maintenance.
- vinceguidry 7y agoHave you tried spacemacs? https://www.spacemacs.org/ https://www.spacemacs.org/ If you don't want evil-mode you can disable it on first start.
- Dayshine 7y agoYes, spacemacs with evil-mode and the hinting extension is one of the approaches I was referring to when I mentioned them breaking and requiring maintenance.