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I'm glad I read your post because it helped clarify the editor debate for me. What you describe is not programming but systems administration and Vim sounds per
by michaelwww 14y ago
I'm glad I read your post because it helped clarify the editor debate for me. What you describe is not programming but systems administration and Vim sounds perfect. I never understood why people need to go so fast. Me, I'm happy moving the mouse to an insertion point every few seconds after I've pondered the code I'm writing.
As for Sublime, I won't use it. It's not open source and does not give any thought at all to security issues involved with downloading remote package code and executing it, at least not last time I checked.
- randomdrake 14y agoPardon me but I call it development, not systems administration. I know enough about being a sysadmin to know that I am definitely not one. I just consider myself a full stack developer; a very far cry from systems administration.
- kemayo 14y agoTo be fair, Sublime itself doesn't do any downloading of remote package code. If you install the (admittedly very popular) plugin to do so, well, hard to blame the core editor for that.
- michaelwww 14y agoI can blame them for opening a giant security hole without a word of caution.