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I agree to a lot of the arguments, but for me most of them fits better to VIM. I really have nothing against Emacs, but I just happened to start learning VIM, a
by calibwam 15y ago
I agree to a lot of the arguments, but for me most of them fits better to VIM. I really have nothing against Emacs, but I just happened to start learning VIM, and after that it's been hard to change.
In my university, there's really only some Java and Python we have to learn, at least the first couple of years. Since I like to learn a lot of other stuff, I kind of had to learn an editor. But most of my classmates has never programmed outside eclipse or whatever IDE they use for python. I really don't get how this is going to make us good computer scientist.
- SkyMarshal 15y agoHere's something related, an oldie but goodie on the effects on learning programming of editors vs ide: http://osteele.com/archives/2004/11/ides http://osteele.com/archives/2004/11/ides