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damn son, all these mentions of text editors, and no one throws in Emacs. Sublime/atom have been sitting on the back burner for me in the last 6 months. The maj
by roflchoppa 11y ago
damn son, all these mentions of text editors, and no one throws in Emacs. Sublime/atom have been sitting on the back burner for me in the last 6 months. The majority of my work has been moved over to emacs, from using IDE's (xCode, CodeBlocks, VS)
i guess it was true, the only way to get better at emacs, is to be forced to use it for everything. 9/10 would use again, plus it already has support for YASnippit / Auto Complete.
- killface 11y agothat's because we already know about emacs and vim -- some of us don't like modal editors, or editors that try to be the universe. When you're checking your email in your text editor something is wrong.
- Dewie3 11y ago> When you're checking your email in your text editor something is wrong. Though is that worse than checking it in your terminal? :) I haven't gone anywhere close to total darkside like that. But I'm playing with the thought. I need better Linux/Emacs/terminal chops first, though.
- roflchoppa 11y agobut see thats the beauty of it, that its able to dynamically change to your needs when you are using the machine.
- melling 11y agoThat's simply a testament to an editor's extensibility. If you don't want to use it for email or as a browser then don't.