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Sorry but Sublime isn't an IDE. It's a text editor. Emacs and Vim too.
by ris58h 4y ago
Sorry but Sublime isn't an IDE. It's a text editor. Emacs and Vim too.
- prmoustache 4y agoIt all depends at which level you configure them in the end. vanilla emacs/vim with default config are just editors, but they can be configured to have most if not all the functionnalities of an ide.
- ris58h 4y agoI agree but people often compare vanilla text editors with fully-featured IDEs which doesn't make sense.
- soheil 4y agoAnything that does syntax highlighting, jumps to definition and allows you to install additional packages/functionality is an IDE and everything else that you call an IDE is actually bloatware (see, I can do that too.) No, I don't need to freaking have a goddamn FTP and SSH client built into the tool that I so heavily rely on every day just because there is a use case for it in someone's brain that is orthogonal to the vast majority of its users'. Also fuck the evil that is Codespaces.