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Things that I believe in: * TabsVsSpaces: I believe that tabs should be used over spaces when you write code. * Tabs should be 4 spaces long (especially, by default). * Sometimes spaces should be preferred over tabs (mostly in plain text files). * Vim vs EMACS HolyWars is nonsense: they both have good features, but ultimately they suck. * I have thoughts on TheIdealEditor and think about designing one (not developing, yet?). |
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* Notepad * Sublime Text * GNU Emacs * gedit |
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* Notepad * Sublime Text * GnuEmacs |
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Text editors that I ever used: * Vi / Vim -- didn't like * Visual Studio Code -- didn't like * nano -- I like this one, prefer over Vi/Vim? when I use terminal on Linux |
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Text editors that I've ever used: * Vi / Vim -- didn't like * Visual Studio Code -- didn't like * nano -- meh * GEdit -- nice looking, however lacks many obvious features |
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* SynWrite - used for awhile * TDE -- really love this one. Discovered here (texteditors.org) * CotEditor -- used on Mac once, but had in my bookmarks for years * Should I mention TurboC? I mean, it's specifically for programming and running C code. Anyway |
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* TDE -- looks good |
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* written in Rust * isn't 800mb in size (like emacs). In other words - lightweight. Less than 40mb would be nice |
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* lightweight |
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* community-driven Right now 4coder seems interesting. |
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