Sublime Text or Visual Studio Code? And why?
Sublime Text or Visual Studio Code? And why?
Sebastian Carter
Asher Edwards
vim
Samuel Fisher
emacs
Juan Cook
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Anthony Taylor
VS code since it's easier to install new themes/extensions. Text editors all get the same thing done though so i'm not really anal about it either way.
Jacob Jones
Why?
Robert Peterson
VS code with VIM bindings.
Oliver Davis
If you're using either to begin with, you might as well be using Vim. The only legit reason to use any editor other than Vim/Emacs/Nano is if you're using a language that requires an IDE.
Isaiah Long
What languages require an IDE?
Brody Gutierrez
Java, C++...
Justin Evans
LabView
Carson Russell
Ed
Caleb Sanders
atom
Angel Fisher
This. Seriously, what has Jow Forums become?
Fuck you OP.
Austin Bennett
I'm trying to transition from sublime to vim but sublime is so much easier for me right now. i haven't quite got the hang of vim yet.
Luke Peterson
Java if you don't want to kill yourself.
Benjamin Gray
VSCode for big projects with multiple files, sublime text for long single scripts, vim for short to medium length scripts, nano for editing conf files.
Cooper Robinson
Exactly my choice except for Vim, never used it.
Blake Bell
Could you explain why you make these choices between vscode and sublime? why is vscode better for big projects with multiple files and vice versa?
Thomas Wood
Because of VSCode extensions. And it's autopredict function . Helps if you have fuck load of functions and classes
Nathan Brown
>proprietary botnet or electron garbage?
Neither.
Ethan Johnson
C# and Java
John Reyes
gentoo
Adrian Brooks
sublime. vs code is in electron, therefore it's only for pathetic numales
Jackson Williams
Visual Studio Code
>Written in TypeScript, JavaScript, CSS
Sublime Text
>non free spying garbage
Try geany
Bentley Miller
Light Table
David Ramirez
id skip out entirely on using sublime and just use vim for those as well