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Some words to editors from my side. On work, we deploy our site to customers on Win Servers. We use Notepad++ on them. It's the shittiest editor, I've ever use
by myspy 12y ago
Some words to editors from my side.
On work, we deploy our site to customers on Win Servers. We use Notepad++ on them. It's the shittiest editor, I've ever used.
On my own machine I'm able to use Sublime. From time to time Brackets. We use self-made IDEs for our own stuff. It's pretty awkward.
Ever used SE80 in SAP? That's the pinnacle of crappy editors.
On my after work machine I test Atom at the moment, I quite like it. The git integration is nice.
And I also used vi/emacs, but only briefly. I use a German layout with my keyboard, but everything is designed with the US layout in mind. Therefore, many things don't work, and I wasn't able to learn the US layout yet.
Vi/Emacs not bad, but takes a lot of time to customize and learning all the commands. I'm not even sure if it makes me anymore productive.
But the business programmer world is full of Eclipse and other IDEs. Using an editor like Sublime is madness here.
- welterde 12y ago> And I also used vi/emacs, but only briefly. I use a German layout with my keyboard, but everything is designed with the US layout in mind. Therefore, many things don't work, and I wasn't able to learn the US layout yet. I don't have any issues with using emacs and a german keyboard (and haven't come across anything that didn't work..)
- wldcordeiro 12y agoBusiness programmer here, I get to use whatever editor I choose on whatever OS I choose so currently I use Sublime Text 3 on Ubuntu and I've been testing out Atom (though I find it quite slow.)