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...using tools from the late 70s/early 80s no doubt (vim, emacs, etc.)
by angersock 13y ago
...using tools from the late 70s/early 80s no doubt (vim, emacs, etc.)
- kbenson 13y agoUnix, DOS/Windows, etc. Just because it was originally conceived and created then, doesn't mean there hasn't been a fair amount of evolution in those products since that time.
- thirdsight 13y agoYes indeed. Vim+FreeBSD+C Nothing has shown itself as significantly better yet.
- sigzero 13y agoThere isn't anything better than Vim or Emacs. Sorry.
- angersock 13y agoFor text editing, sure. For an IDE for, say, C/C++, Visual Studio beats it soundly. For Java, Eclipse. All that said, these tools are quite useful despite being old--I don't mean anything pointing out their age other than that a somewhat old laptop is probably still quite sufficient.
- brianpgordon 13y agoEclipse? Surely you mean IntelliJ IDEA.