The absolute state of atomfags

Isn't the OP image text from reddit?

No, its from hacker news, the font is different :^)
news.ycombinator.com/item?id=17369898

I adopted it recently but lately, the more I use it the more I hate it. Shit hogs memory like nobody's business. I was working on a basic project at work
and it was using almost 800mb. Is VS Code actually good? I found visual studio to be really awful, so idk how VS Code would suit me.

VS Code is, like atom, made in Electron, which means it essentially runs an instance of the chromium browser in order to operate, as they are written in Javascript.
For editing solutions that aren't bloated nu-tech garbage, see:

fuck electron, honestly. What an atrocious idea. Is there a notepad++ plugin that'll give you the file navigator sidebar thing? That's all I really want. And a decent looking dark theme.

You won't find a better "dark theme" than a terminal, and as for file navigation, i'm sure there's some kind of vim or emacs extension for that.

also just for reference, your VS Code uses 800MB. vim for me uses about 940KB. emacs probably would use a bit more, but still not that much overall.

:set t_Co=256 conceallevel=2

I have a couple hesitations with a terminal editor:
>Tabs
I use a lot of them, especially at work. My job is like 70% writing C libraries so there's a lot of switching between header and implementation, not to mention documentation, unit tests, makefiles, or a main.
>File browser sidebar thing
The projects I work on tend to have clusterfuck file structures (don't blame me, I've only been working there for a month, I'm not the one who decided how shit's laid out) and being able to traverse them graphically is very convenient.

use :tabe

What the guy below you said for tabs, and as for sidebar, like I said there's extensions that add that.
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fuck Jow Forums size limits

GNU Nano doesn't have this problem.

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that's cool as fuck, I might give it a shot. Thanks!

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fzy is pretty neat in the terminal too

>your OS
>emacs
>implying these aren't the same thing

Pic related

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enjoy your carpal tunnel

I use vim for quick edits and projects with less than 500 LOC but for big projects, a good IDE helps.

my wife Ryuuko is so cute

If it only had a decent editor...

she's perfect

that's neat

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>not exclusively using emojis to keep shitters with poorly setup dev environments from reading/editing your code.

fags who insist on using tool that can't properly handle unicode 6.0 or better and ttfs, with at least a good majority of the code points implemented, can fuck off.

yes but she's mine only

nu

using namespace ;

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fuck, there's supposed to be an eggplant emoji in there

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stop posting her, she is laughing at your shameful act of virginity while she waits for me in bed, idiot.

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Vscode is atom optimized and with the rigth plugins integrated, idk about benchmarks, but it feels twice as fast as atom

Emojis as variables.... people don't seriously do this, do they?

It's a comfy text editor desu

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yes, how did you know she likes to punch me while riding me?

:^)

people that use webapps or chromium based 'desktop apps' remind me of the story of that girl that would only eat chicken nuggets for 20 years.
get google's cock out of your mouth!

Is it possible to use emojis in a non-meme way when coding?
E.g. represent things like files, sockets, databases, exceptions, etc. using emojis.

if (config.open() == )
{
throw new File();
}

>A hackable text editor for the 21st century

What has this got to do with 21st century?
Why does it need to be hackable?

If anything we need something simpler than vim, not something even more complicated.

What text editors other than atom and sublime have a minimap feature or plugin?

Depends on the language but if you actually do it I hope you die a painful death very soon.

>hacker news isn't also full of faggots nowadays

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this is painful to read

>vi, vim, emacs, or ed
exhaustive list of terrible text editors

>Nano
Homie, just quit lol

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Daily reminder to not be a keybinding turbo autist and use github.com/tombh/novim-mode

Light Table is the only correct choice, user.

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>Is it possible to use emojis in a non-meme way when coding?
No

This goes for any character not available on a US 101-key keyboard

>Tabs
Personally prefer splits to tabs.
But for jumping between definitions learn to attach ctags ans cscope to vim.
>Filetree
Check out NerdTree for a more traditional file browser. Can always use my favourite vim command :Sex
For something a bit different checkout ctrlp kien.github.io/ctrlp.vim/ as long as you know part of the filename you can open it.

isn't she an edgelord?

emacs has fully coloured emojis with emoji-mode

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This

except nano is just a worse version of both vim and emacs

Delete this sick filth
heresy laws when

>sublime can't handle console input

Come on lads, it's a text editor. Stop trying to use it like an IDE.

>Atom
>Electron
>wtf
Your text editor is bad, and you should feel bad.

vi, vim and emacs are all literally nerd nigger shit
who in their right mind thinks using cli editors was ever a good idea, especially for plain and simple text editing
we're not living in the 1990s anymore
fuck off and let them die already, gramps

I know for a fact Emacs launches a window by default if you don't add -nw.
Small text editing is actually something CLI tools are amazing at. Nano starts up in a fraction of a second and you never have to move your hand to the mouse.
Good argument, by the way. If you think GUI > CLI you're an actual faggot.
youtube.com/watch?v=RtoWsLy6WaE

emojis will dominate the coding world.

The biggest crime here is the absolute state of that font rendering. Why is it so blurry?

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Atom is a slow and poorly made memory hog, even compared to the Electron app VS code.

user is using GNU/Linux.

Trying to use vim tabs like a normie editor's tabs will only frustrate you. Buffers are the best equivalent to tabs. Vim tabs are more like workspaces, holding windows that have buffers loaded in them.