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I've been using a highly-tuned emacs configuration as my IDE for a decade now. Each time I want try to switch to VS Code I find that all my weird little shortcu
by chasely 5y ago
I've been using a highly-tuned emacs configuration as my IDE for a decade now. Each time I want try to switch to VS Code I find that all my weird little shortcuts are going to take a lot of time to re-learn in VS Code.
I should really just take the time to switch to VS Code and rip off the bandaid since I think it would make life easier in the long run.
- poetaster 5y agoCan't believe I say this again. Emacs in evil mode.
- droobles 5y agoVS Code is nice! I need to give emacs another whirl, I learned Vim because I like working on a more lightweight cloud dev server while I travel.
- dleslie 5y agoVscode is to emacs what html5+css3 is to tex. Emacs will be around forever, but vscode will dominate.