Which text editor is Jow Forums approved? what do you all think about Sublime text and Atom...

>propietary text editor
why would you do that

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>using proprietary hardware

why would you do that

>Sublime
awesome
>Atom
awesome

conclusion: they are both awesome but you may prefer atom because it is free

Vim and Emacs . Get that trash out of my face.

geany

Graphical:
gedit

Lots of themes, lots of add-ons available, open source, and cross platform. Almost any feature you might want exists as an add-on.

Terminal:
Vim

Because it is likely that every server you will ever log into has it.

VS Code/

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>every server you will ever log into has it.
vi not vim

VSCode.

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(nice get)
fpbp

vscode and vim
literally the ideal combination in every single way

JetBrain IDEs > *

If JetBrain doens't offer an IDE for the language then I resort to VSCode which is okay, once you turn off some of the garbage. This is why you guys should do well in school and get a good job at a enterprise-tier company who will pay for any editor you want.

Nothing will ever beat Sublime Text 3

Vim or Spacemacs

Atom, Sublime isn't FOSS

I personally use qtcreator
Its pretty fucking great, lightweight, simple to use, and relatively feature rich

this tbpqh

qtcreator
Does it really make qts?

Both bloatnets but sublime slightly less shit

WTF¿

What things does VS Code have that Atom/Sublime don't?
Vim looks ugly, if i am going to use a software for hours at least it should be pleasant to the eyes, what advantages does vim have over the other?

>if you can't beat em, EEE

IntelliSense is unmatched for code completion. Download Visual Studio and write a C# app and tell me it isn't the best experience you've ever had.

I tried VSC but noticed a really bad latency when selecting small or large chunks of text with the mouse(click dragging), its not practical i know but still, electron is a bad idea.
Sublime is much snappier though and i couldnt feel any latency.

Use atom, it has all sublime features and even more with its packages, its actually pretty lightweight if you leave the default config without any additional packages

emacs you fucking nigger. stop using bloated text editors

Vim
Used to use Atom, but after using Vim for an hour I can't go back.

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i discarded atom, just because of the retarded default key shortcuts

I just use Mousepad

The one that doesn't take a solid minute to load and isn't just a wrapper around Chromium.
I am, of course, talking about vim.

>after using Vim for an hour I can't go back.
Cause you can't exit it

it's just a matter of time before ms abandons it though. i mean it's microsoft.

:q!
Wow, that was hard to remember

>implying you don't have to hit ESC repeatedly until it goes back into command mode

>it's
its

Sublime text is objectively the best text editor for windows

All those others like atom or vs code are electron trash which means shit performance compared to the I think it's c++ written Sublime

Like just look at the cpu usage when ur scrolling down in a file
Cpu usage will go crazy for such basic shit

Also big files will work thousand times better on Sublime

github.com/jhallen/joes-sandbox/blob/master/editor-perf/readme.md

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What's the difference?

it's means 'it is'

You talk like emacs isn't the obvious answer

I use R Studio all the time. Would using a text editor have any benefits over the IDE?
honest question and please no bulli.

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