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For writing code, I still use an ancient 1986 text editor that runs under DOS. I run it under DOSEMU now. After all those years, it's pretty much a direct min
by Froedlich 4y ago
For writing code, I still use an ancient 1986 text editor that runs under DOS. I run it under DOSEMU now. After all those years, it's pretty much a direct mind-to-text interface.
For debugging code, almost all compilers come with some default editor or "build environment." I just use whatever is there, for convenience.
- parentheses 4y agoI often get stuck rejecting this bi-modal way of working where I use one tool for authoring and another for debugging or whatever else that benefits from tooling. Do you feel that (excluding the cost of learning/configuring it) it'd be better if you used something like neovim where both experiences can be pretty top-notch?