best text editor that is quick and easy to learn?
Best text editor that is quick and easy to learn?
Samuel Thomas
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Aaron Murphy
vim
Nolan Adams
MS Word
Owen Bailey
Sublime or VS Code. Look no further
Nathan Phillips
>learning a code editor
this is what vimfags unironically want you to do.
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Adrian Ross
joe on Linux, notepad++ on Windows.
Jayden Turner
Why sublime over VS Code?
Ethan Rogers
Your fingers never leaving the keyboard is much more efficient t b h
Nathaniel James
Because electron
Jonathan Harris
What this user below wrote.
>Because electron
Logan Ross
But Sublime Text is proprietary.
Anthony Hall
So? The creator does not profit from your info. And you can use it even if you do not pay for the software. VS Codes while free and open-source, phones directly to Microsoft. Its part of the agreement when you make when you use their installer.
Jackson Smith
I use brackets but i dont usually use it for writing code. I write in my ide
Xavier Parker
>creator does not profit from your info
How do you know this since the shit is proprietary? Fuck off faggot.
Bentley Bailey
>open source
>phones home
:think:
Ryan White
How does it being proprietary affect your ability to know what they do with your information? Code takes your info and literally has you agree to a "we will do what w/e we want with it" tier agreement before you can use it.
Blake Robinson
Oh cool, I guess you must have audited the non-existent source code to find that out.
Thomas Long
Because Bond (Sublime creator) does not make money from selling data. He lives off projects. Sublime licenses is a side income.
Grayson King
Yeah man, I believe those too.
Wyatt Sanders
>audit vscode
>yep, it harvests your info
>but at least it's open source!
Henry Rogers
... believe what?
Thomas Mitchell
So what would Mr. Bond, Developer 007, lose by opening the source?
Easton Ward
Don't be obtuse. I'm talking about Sublime.
Isaiah Ward
desu
Connor Russell
i don't like vscode because electron
Cooper Peterson
Terrible latency on vscode desu
Asher Rogers
This. Just use vimtutor and you're good to go within 20 minutes.
>not learning something you'll spend tons of time using
Christian Morales
Vimtutor takes like 30 minutes to finish if you're slow
Logan Powell
fbpb
Michael Hall
True, that's why VSC is so great. Flexibility.
Jonathan Ward
/thread
Levi Jackson
vim
Jeremiah Allen
Visual Studio Code
Wyatt Bailey
fpbp
people that say it's "too complicated" are just brainlets who expect it to have nano commands. vimtutor takes no more than 20 minutes at most and you'll end up with a faster editing experience than what "modern editors" can give you
John Garcia
>try to select text
>holding down shift
>finger slips off it
>lose all text you were selecting
also:
>"you can stay on the keyboard in VSC too!"
>has to move hands off the home row onto the arrow keys constantly
Thomas Mitchell
>home row
just touch type by instinct home row is gay
Evan Murphy
BASIC
Ayden Rodriguez
Logan Martinez
Use ed, like god intended
Asher Carter
>implying everyone uses a non programmable normalfag board
I use sublime mainly. My hands never move.
Connor Howard
props to you user but some of us leave our house sometime and take a laptop
Blake Bell
you are such a little fag
Juan Hernandez
This. I was terrified of vim after trying the keystroke gymnastics that is emacs, but then I tried vimtutor and I was good to go in minutes. I especially love how I can elevate my privileges from inside of vim if I forget to open a system-wide config as root. As
Eli Ortiz
>is a retard who doesn't know jack shit
>is surprised when his retardation slows him down
truly epic
Jack Garcia
I honestly never found nano shortcuts or anything similar "intuitive". Modal editing is legit one of the best ideas anyone ever came up with in software.