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> in the long run -3 to 5 years-, Jon Skinner -Sublime Text- will be leading As an Emacs user, I find it funny to hear 3-5 years be referred to as "the long ru
by subsection1h 13y ago
> in the long run -3 to 5 years-, Jon Skinner -Sublime Text- will be leading
As an Emacs user, I find it funny to hear 3-5 years be referred to as "the long run".
Also, Sublime Text won't be leading until it has a package with more features than Org mode. ;-)
- malierdo 13y agoactually I was expecting a comment on that one :) don't you think the time frame narrows on predicting the future on topics like these -web, desktop or mobile applications-? I am not arguing that Sublime Text is the best -because I am not that pro-, but I can assure you it is hot right now, all around the world. It may be wrong, but all cs students and developers I personally know in 4-5 countries use it, like it. Most of the online courses tell their students to use it. It is highly recommended, all over the web. The word is spreading. http://www.google.com/trends/explore#q=%2Fm%2F01yp0m%2C%20%2Fm%2F0b6h18n&cmpt=q http://www.google.com/trends/explore#q=%2Fm%2F01yp0m%2C%20%2...