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A its spooky reading someone with basically the exact same workflow as me! I use helix in the terminal, regularly opening up a split pane in tmux to either bre
by benrutter 3y ago
A its spooky reading someone with basically the exact same workflow as me!
I use helix in the terminal, regularly opening up a split pane in tmux to either breakpoint in, or test out bits of code interactively. I'm not quite as organized as having two regular panes- I'll close and open them pretty quickly. Often just to try some toy example of reorganising a duct or something before writing it out into code.
- SushiHippie 3y agoHaha great to hear I'm not the only one! I just miss the speed of Helix when using Jupyterlab et al, so I just do it this way Yeah I'm definitely not that organized, I also don't keep both open all the time, my fingers are sometimes to quick and close one of the terminals without me thinking about it. But I kept it simple in my example, so others could get the idea, as this is basically the "concept" behind my workflow.