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Good start! Looks like it's still missing a lot of stuff I use daily, like staging chunks, ediff etc. I can actually imagine in 10 years that VSCode is going to
by thom 7y ago
Good start! Looks like it's still missing a lot of stuff I use daily, like staging chunks, ediff etc. I can actually imagine in 10 years that VSCode is going to be impossible to ignore even for die-hard Emacs users, so I do hope people keep iterating on this stuff, and Microsoft on the platform underneath it all.
- dmortin 7y agoThe strength of emacs is that once you can program it it's extremely easy to write extensions for it, even for one off tasks, because it's so quick and easy. Compared to this in vscode writing extensions is much more convoluted. You wouldn't create a new vscode extension for a 1 hour task, for example, while with emacs it's trivial to write some small code which can help you with your current task. I often do.
- oblio 7y agohttps://xkcd.com/1205/ https://xkcd.com/1205/
- ralls_ebfe 7y agoI wished i knew how to do this.
- thom 7y agoIs it that heavyweight? There’s nothing akin to just pasting something into your .emacs, or even a scratch buffer? I admit I have looked around with no luck. Doesn’t seem like that’s improbable over the product’s lifetime though, if there’s enough demand.