Can we all agree this is the best text editor?

Well that's not very nice, is it?!
Based and sublimepilled.

CUDA text is better

/thread

EMACS

vim > your shit editor

I've used sublime for at least 4 years and have made $400k at least from using it. Definitely worth the $80 or so.

you'd have made more if you used vim

>proprietary

>CUDA text
>doesn't use cuda

Cuda is actually a word that means something else than cuda cores.
But imagine text editor that ran only on cuda cores...

don't reply to these autists.
guy has been jerking off on vim for 20 years in his mother's basement and thinks he's relevant

spbp

I can. All the extensibility of Atom but without the Electron bloat. Feels so comfy.

Proprietary garbage.

>sublime

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brackets anyone?

Shit tier : nano, atom, sublime, emacs
God tier: nvim

Sublime Text is closed source

Enough said.

Yes, whenever possible I choose products that lets me pay for them outright, you always end up paying in one way or another so I much prefer to get that out of the way early with a couple dollars

So? Are you afraid it contains malware or something? The creator(s) of sublime use it to earn a living, they have more of an incentive to deliver a quality product than some GitHub fosstards >doing it for free. The fact that all those "open source" or freeware alternatives are garbage is proof enough.
Vscode: telemetry, electron based so slow as shit uses like a gig of ram, other than that it's not that bad I suppose
Atom: same as above but with even worse performance
Notepad++: ok performance but looks like shit and lacks features, like a worse sublime
Vim & emacs: archaic garbage, like gentoo they are memes autistic neck beards use to show each other how much of a 1337 hacker they are. Both have horrendous user experience based on nonstandard keybindings that you are expected to "learn". Both require extensive manual configuration and dozens of plugins for even basic functionality
"Cudatext": sublime knockoff by some Pascal Boomer who is so shameless he even made the icon look the same
Brackets: never used it before but Adobe and the fact that no one ever mentions it probably says enough
Everything else: not worth mentioning

This

>nano
are you mentally ill ?

If he wanted to make a living, he should have gotten a job.

who the fuck would use brackets for anything other than html/css?

also who the fuck writes significant amounts of html/css these days?

also isn't it made by adobe or some shit? might as well be using dreamweaver.

This

jetbrains if you enjoy a "just works" but heavy beast

vscode otherwise

vim/emacs if you have autism or are incapable of purchasing a mouse and think learning a bunch of hotkeys to just highlight something is a good idea.

>no Common User Access
Sorry man, I've been babby ducked by modern software. vim is still the only option for ssh though.

>Suggesting vim as an editor
I would never use an editor or ide without vim mode active, but once you have that you pretty much have all nice features the vim editor offers.
Any editor + vim mode > vim

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Unpopular opinion on sublime (on gee):
its just werks

jetbrains can be heavy to start, but after some plugins I found vscode much much worse for performance. Ridiculous latency for input, auto complete so slow I often finished typing my variable/function names before it even showed up.
Jetbrains products show auto complete suggestions near instantly.

I really like it

Fuck vim jockeys tbqh

Even more unpopular opinion:
I use both vim and sublime on linux and windows respectively and they both just werk

you sound like the retard in my class who failed linux in class assignment in college because he didnt know how to exit out of vim

What's wrong with n++ other than the dev being an SJW faggot?

...

his job is developing sublime and other related tools.

he works like a freelance programmer for that matter

FUCKING NEET FAGGOT KYS

Not enough features

Kys

If you *are* writing HTML/CSS, then Brackets is way better than DreamWeaver (even though it's still made by Adobe). It implements a lot of really nice features like smarter text prediction, colour previews over hex codes and Chrome integration for live previews of your page as you edit. Gone are the days of a split edit/preview window running in an outdated browser.

>$80
You havin a laff, mate?

It was unique when it came out, but I'm pretty sure Atom/VSCode can do most of those now

No, Code OSS is.

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>his job is developing sublime and other related tools.
Still no reason to trust him.
He can show whatever amount of good will, it's still no proof he won't fuck with users at some point or if he already did.
Not that I care, I use geany.

Who cares? If you're LARPing as a developer, then yeah, I see how $80 might be a lot, but if you're doing it professionally, $80 is negligible.

Except the binary on microsoft site is not foss software.
compile it yourself or you're in proprietary lands.

Nothing outside of vim/emacs is acceptable

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>compile it yourself
Why would I go to the trouble of saying "Code OSS" and posting the FOSS logo instead of saying "VSCode" if I didn't mean exactly that?

my bad, didn't know this was a thing and though it was some pr BS from microsoft about vs code.

according to Jow Forums vim is the best text editor, followed by VSCode

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Some people just dont want to use botnets how is that hard to understand?

Then why are you running compiled binaries that you downloaded from the internet instead of reviewing the source code of everything yourself? Are you using a free and open motherboard/router/phone as well? Or better yet, why do you give a shit about any of that instead of being paranoid by default and slapping anything you run into a sandbox that can't access the internet or your files?

And you use both constantly. Code OSS for the heavy programming, and vim for pidding around in a remote shell.

Notepad++
Vi
Tedpad as notepad.exe replacement
That is all

BTFO
T
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Checkout oni editor, user.
Powered by neovim.

onivim.io/

>electron shit
how is it better than VSCode with vim plugin?

>JS
How about you eat cyanide?

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Ummmm but it clearly says TypeScript???

I find this editor confusing. I would rather have a full desktop-like program experience or a full TUI experience, not both at the same time, running on a yet another instance of a browser engine.

also pic related

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which is dolled up js, a language which is wildly inappropriate for text editors, favored only because it runs well with the testament to bloat that is electron.

hideous

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Can confirm.

I use vim but I hear sublime text is pretty good and some of its features are pretty cool. I personally don't like the concept of a proprietary text editor but some people are okay with it and it does have some benefits.

This.
It was the chosen one, and greed damned all of us

this
today its worse than VSCode regarding functionality, and development seems stagnate compared to it

used to depend on Sublime Text for everything starting in 2012. mostly use VSCode now. the extension support is much better than Sublime. I could never get debugging, linting, and code prediction to work consistently across languages with sublime.

vscode does most of what I need intellij for, and is much more lightweight. still electron garbage, but performs better than any other electron app I've tried. (atom is a heap of shit)

My virtual lisp machine OS still edits text better. Pic related

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The logo is not bad.

And as hip text editors for zoomers go, at least it is not an unresponsive piece of shit like Atom (well, even VS Code is more responsive than freaking Atom, so it is not much of bonus for Sublime).

For text editor:

Sam > nano > sublime >> emacs = *vi*

How do I exit vim qqq!s!!iiii!q

>not using worlds #1 text editor

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ZZ
Even I know that faggot, and pretty much only I use Akelpad and Netbeans.

:help quit
>surprisingly informative

>pic
snek?

Acme destroys it, if you want to go the mouse way

Bump

Noob here.
What's the difference between something like Sublime and something like Visual Studio?

Why would someone use a text editor over an IDE, if the latter has all the former's features plus compiling, debugging, etc?

What am I missing?
Is it just for things that don't require compiling (like html or scripts)?

It's not NANO
So no

Would probably switch to VScode if it had support for recording macros on the fly, but it doesn't.

Excuse me, does YOUR text editor have an e-mail client?

With IDE's, you have convenience at the expense of customization. I prefer Vim and Makefiles, since that approach is simple enough for the small hobbyist things I like to write. However, I'm free to build my programs and customize my workflow to exactly how I want it.

>no mouse support
Um, sorry sweaty. It isn't the 80s anymore.

>literally BULKware

based and parenpilled

Nope
I use it multiple times per day but it's not the best

Multiple answers when clicking a red x at the top right could solve it.
How inefficient are vim users ?

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>onivim.io/
>electron
Get that shit out of here.

>he thinks vim doesn't have mouse support
:set mouse=a

>he thinks this is faster than the keyboard

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The first thing I do in vim is disable mouse support, it confuses me like hell..