Its the most comfy IDE that currently exists
Whats your excuse for not using kakoune?
Brody Sanchez
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Jacob Peterson
I do like how the command syntax was altered, and I do like various other bits.
Unfortunately it doesn't have all the vim plugins that I use.
Robert Jones
>IDE
that's not an IDE, this is:
Elijah Reyes
>using IDE
>Be retarded
Jayden Phillips
I was thinking of learning it, but I use vscode for almost everything and for the little conf editing that I do nano or my limited knowledge vim are enough.
10 or 15 years ago I would have loved to have it, nowadays is irrelevant for my workflow
Charles Davis
I'm glad that I've never used vim so extensively, so the switch was easy for me.
Dylan Evans
learn vim lad
it'll change your life
Liam Garcia
no this is botnet
Benjamin Butler
Kakoune plugins for Sublime and VSCode when? The grammar and multiselect are objectively superior to Vim.
Liam Sullivan
already learned vim but kakoune is better
Ian Powell
I'm a bitch for daddy intellisense. I know I can do it in vim too, but vscode just works
Christian Davis
no this is botnet
Camden Rivera
sowwy wong quote
Luke King
sublime is better
Kevin Ross
>not knowing the difference between IDE and editor
>uses kakoune
How the hell did you get here?
Ian Peterson
you may use it as an editor but I use it as an IDE so since its capable of being both theres nothing wrong to call kakoune an IDE github.com
Aiden Russell
Do you know what I in IDE stands for?
Juan Richardson
sure
Henry Ramirez
"Command line" is the best and most comfy "IDE".
What you learn one time on one place, works as expected on any computer at any time.
Kevin Bell
Using cat and echo is the only way to program
Hunter Ross
Vi-toddlers BTFO!!!
Colton Nguyen
Sure it looks neat.
Do people here actually create anything though?
All this time arguing over tools when nothing is actually achieved.
Jaxson Sullivan
How long did it take you to switch from vim?
Caleb Green
using it for 2 weeks now, still getting used to it. luckily I've never really mastered vim, so its kinda easy for me.
Dylan Myers
Now that I've finally found a decent editor, I'm gonna create something, yes.
I just cant be productive when I'm not satisfied with my development environment.
Dominic Taylor
vis is also good, as a better vim alternative, similar to kakoune
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Robert Martin
It has the same nigger name than Ubuntu.
Ian Kelly
Brody Johnson
I don't work on projects large enough to need an IDE.
Leo Lopez
Everyone should know vim commands then just get a vim plugin on whatever you're writing in.