Text editors and general workflow

Which text editor do you use? what's your workflow like? what programs or plugins do you use on a daily basis to make your workflow more fluid?

Share it all! post your .emacs.d or .vimrc!

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One program here is not like the others, and using it should be punishable by castration.

nano?
it's the only one that doesn't have a gui mode

Emacs and not, I won't post my .emacs.d, I don't want to be data mined.

This. Nano is literally notepad tier

leave Jow Forums, sublime is not free software or opensource for that matter

Sublime?

Kakoune.

So what? You fuckers are like the vegans of the software community.

Nano lacks features and Sublime is proprietary, which one do you mean?

>Kuckoune
hah, there is always this one freak.

Notepad++ with MinGW for C++ development. It's pretty comfy. I have a few batch scripts I wrote to mimic Unix make stuff, but other than that I don't feel the need to do much.

tmux + neovim
main plugins are:
deoplete, nerdtree, vim-tmux-navigator (for smooth integration with tmux), editorconfig.

What's wrong with kakoune

Eternal text editor tier list
Vim > Emacs > Sublime Text > Notepad++ > Gedit > Nano > Notepad > Ed > Microsoft Word > A literal pile of dog shit >>> Atom

Who cares tier: Joe, ACME

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Vis.

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LMAO ROSTEED

but seriously Jow Forums get your act together you bunch of fucking basement dwelling hippies

> >>> Atom
Thank you for pointing out the obvious, lads if you ever see anyone using Atom make sure to spit in their faces

Emacs with good configs > sublime > vim > nano > Emacs with bad configs

>quick edits
nano
>everything else
emacs

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what's the magit equivalent of

cd git-repo
git add .
git commit -m "changes"
git push origin master

M-x magit-status (I've bound it to C-c C-g)
s . (will also remove shit)
cc
changes
C-c C-c
Pu

Many thanks

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>Pu
You can also do `pu` or `pp` instead.

lcase p moves to previous section, lcase u outside of magit-push unstages files