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• chaxor 3y ago
  Or just simply vi and it's variants? Far better UX
  • lillecarl 3y ago
    The world disagrees with you [0] 0: https://survey.stackoverflow.co/2023/#section-worked-with-vs-want-to-work-with-integrated-development-environment https://survey.stackoverflow.co/2023/#section-worked-with-vs...
    • dwaltrip 3y ago
      It’s amazing to me what percentage replied with “Notepad++”. To be fair, I haven’t tried it in like 15 years…
      • baq 3y ago
        It’s actually an amazing editor. Zero setup, does a lot of useful things out of the box, starts instantly. If that sounds like 15 years ago, it’s still true (high praise!) except it is more capable.
      • Xeamek 3y ago
        To be fair, it was 'select all that apply'. Personally I find it hard to believe that people use it as their default ides and write a lot of code in it. but dunno
    • canadiantim 3y ago
      That is a shockingly bad website for mobile. Whole screen is taken up by an uncloseable menu, jeez you would think stack overflow could get responsive design right.
    • bitsandboots 3y ago
      vim is on there but not emacs? suspicious of the value of this survey.