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I'm really looking forward to emacs-like tab behavior and also now that the rate of change will slow down we'll likely see the best quality extensions rise to t
by grandalf 11y ago
I'm really looking forward to emacs-like tab behavior and also now that the rate of change will slow down we'll likely see the best quality extensions rise to the top and stabilize a bit.
Also looking forward to seeing Facebook's fork of Atom for React...
- crucialfelix 11y agoapm install nuclide-installer it seems to run inside of Atom, not a fork
- jfb 11y agoI would have switched off of Emacs for some things ages ago if not for the broken behavior of the TAB key when editing text in what seems like every other editor. No, I do not ever want to insert a \t literal. Never. Ever. And if I do, I can do it with a more ponderous key sequence. But I never do. On the other hand, I need to indent a line to the correct tab stop perhaps a BILLION TIMES A DAY. Emacs has the benefit of decades of Huffman coding for its keystrokes, and I appreciate that.
- Sirenos 11y ago> Emacs has the benefit of decades of Huffman coding for its keystrokes, and I appreciate that. Huffman coding, emacs, keystrokes, ... what?