Well in my experience I very rarely if ever need to actually code in a terminal. Sftp or rsync are usually on hand so there's little reason to not just go for s

Well in my experience I very rarely if ever need to actually code in a terminal. Sftp or rsync are usually on hand so there's little reason to not just go for sublime or vscode if I need to make a substantial change. What nano comes in handy for is changing config files and adjusting system settings, when I'm jumping around and making very small edits.