What text editor does Sup Forums use?
What text editor does Sup Forums use?
Brandon Ross
Samuel Gutierrez
vim
Julian Williams
vim
Luke Richardson
vim
Robert Young
>no Notepad option
shiggy
Leo Allen
emacs with evil mode :^)
Aiden Carter
...
Landon Cooper
vim
Ryan Jackson
Notepad++
Jaxson Collins
Brackets.
> inb4 poo in loo
Carson Butler
> majority is `other'
Nice thread OP, the shit poll doesn't tell us jack shit
Nicholas Price
sublime text
why?
I'm not autistic that's why
Jason Rogers
i use neovim desu
Hunter Myers
What prompted you user? Was it the async linting? Does it have any good on the fly checkers?
Blake Ross
Atom.
>muh startup speed
I only start Atom once a day
>atom cant edit my 100k files
What the fuck are you doing?
Lucas Gomez
the only plugins i really use are neomake, deoplete, and mundo
i kind of switched just for fun, and because i got tired of needing to install gvim and run an alias for gvim -v in order to get +xclipboard support
Oliver Peterson
>even Atom is more popular than emacs
Nolan Robinson
Switched from sublime to vscode
Brandon Carter
POO
David Ramirez
Notepad++
Thomas Martin
>strawpoll.me
You should have added at least notepad++ which is widely used and VS Code.
Carson Russell
>Notepad++
>2016
Gabriel Gray
>asking Sup Forums what text editor they use
of course vim will win they all sucking that Linux cock
Josiah Butler
Atom for now but moving towards NeoVim.
Hudson Turner
Atom and nano
Kevin Collins
>strawpoll.me
Sublime works fine.
Jace Sullivan
>neovim
>literally.
Matthew Harris
vim
Ayden Gray
If you use anything but vim you're a faggot.
Visual Studio code is shit.
Isaac Turner
Real programmer uses the best tool for the job.
>Atom
>Vim
>Emacs
>VS
>Eclipse
>Magnetized needle with a steady hands.
>...
As long as you're comfy with your tool(s) you're good to go.
Jason Baker
sublime text is for losers
Gabriel Clark
>implying it isn't
even if you don't use it at least it pushes vim to move forward
Owen Wilson
gedit
Brody Bennett
Ignore him. He's a tool who doesn't actually do productive programming. He probably just installed vim and read up on 5 minutes worth of some archaic Sup Forums-approved language. Then he goes on Sup Forums and sees anything that isn't what he perceives as 'Sup Forums-approved' as a personal affront to his beliefs and then becomes so insecure he has to directly attack the character of those who disagree with him.
It's sad, really.
William Thomas
neovim
Colton Ramirez
vim at home
emacs at work
nano at uni
Liam Lee
Emacs. All the cool kids use it.
Jaxson Anderson
Nano cause it comes default with Debian. Been thinking of trying something with a more sophisticated interface though.
Tyler Allen
vim is the only correct answer.
Christopher Howard
Used Sublime-Text
But now I fell in love for Atom, and use sublime-text only for quick changes and stuff
David Butler
I type on Microsoft Word.
Grayson Nguyen
Yeah I figured that much.
Hope he'll learn it one day.
Gabriel Thomas
echo
Blake Cruz
General purpose? Kate
Development? Kdevelop
SSH? vim
Connor Adams
>ctl + f
>spacemacs
>no results
baka
Camden Ross
qt 2d butterflies
Ethan Howard
emacs for real work
vim for quick edits
atom for meme language support
Thomas Allen
Notepad ++
:^)
Michael Davis
vim
Jeremiah Morgan
Sublime is bretty good
Lincoln Ward
Is there a reason that nobody else uses gedit?
Henry Young
emacs in terminal mode, because I'm a lazy fucker and building it from source without x-window support was easier
Andrew Williams
Any editor that can be extended via scripting/plugins/settings is potentially as good as any other. I think what makes an editor good is when it can adapt to your workflow. I don't think any editors do that as well as Emacs or Vim.
I use Emacs+Evil-mode. My preferred editor is Emacs for its wide range of features, but I like Vim's key bindings and modal editing in general (and I learned Vim first).
However, one thing Vim has over Emacs (and basically every other editor) is low-latency. Vim feels incredibly responsive.
Ryder Rogers
Been using VS Code, much better than Atom. Definitely liking it a lot.
Gavin Smith
Analyzing emails.
Angel Taylor
VS Code + VSCodeVim plugin
Jayden Hughes
Yes, it's shit.
Jason Lee
Your emails, or...? Scary.
(psst, saltzer water and regex for filtering the importance bits)
Nolan Sanchez
notepad++
Jayden Thompson
>not knowing that sublime can be used with keyboard only, support heavy customisation by actually readable json, one plugin api in python and can open 80 000+ lines long files without shaking.
Nicholas Powell
Notepad++
Gabriel Torres
emacs for long sessions
nano for quick edits
No point in using anything else apart from the 'standard' tools available in all installations. You don't want to get used to working in an editor, and when you have to ssh into 3 different clusters across the country, you have to un-learn again.
Keep it simple. Use standard tools that are available on every system.
Julian Adams
Microsoft WordPad
Chase Perez
>not editplus
>not notepad++
>fucking atom
end yourself
Cooper Williams
>No vis
Jose Flores
Neovim.
William Ramirez
>no gedit
Tyler Mitchell
Do you not use relative line numbers? I've tried to switch to VSCode but that's a deal breaker for me. The only option offers a shitty gutter option that doesn't replace the line numbers when in normal mode.
Brayden Long
vim for 5+ years but I'm thinking about switching to Emacs because I still don't know vim's scripting language but I do know LISP.
I also collect frogs. Surely Emacs must have a Rare Pepe Mode?
Easton Hall
...
Luke Price
NEW POLL
This one actually makes sense
strawpoll.me
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Asher Price
Check this out:
github.com
Honestly I'm on GVIM/VS+VSVim because of *nix, I'm doing the VSCode+VSCodeVim setup.
Also see this:
Jonathan Fisher
Same.
Angel Sanchez
Yo, so like, I would use Atom but it crashes on startup with arch.
wtf man.
Emacs + evil ftw I guess
Dylan Robinson
Eclipse.
Vim looks likes crap. It's like microsoft notepad with a black background
Thomas Richardson
eclipse looks like the aol browser lmao
Levi Diaz
> what is multi-mode editor
> what is IDE vs Editor+Compiler
Jeremiah Davis
this is bait
Asher Campbell
>showing you're not able to write a single line of code without the heaviest of the IDEs
Nicholas Miller
...
Landon Powell
emacs 25 is coming, vim prepare your anus
Kayden Kelly
I'm autistic and I use Sublime Text.
Joseph Rodriguez
>Nu-vim
Ethan Nelson
Kate on GUI
Vim on CLI
Dylan Hill
source?
Angel Cook
Kate because I'm too lazy to learn Emacs.
Noah Allen
I love it.
Lucas Rivera
desu senpai with all the extensions you could use emacs point-and-click and it'd still be more productive
John Diaz
Oh yeah? Let's see you do pic related in vim.
Carter Ross
Vim. I will never go back to modeless editors.
Luis Cook
>Sublime Text
it just works
Gabriel Jackson
Actually I had to use Java in most of my courses last year and the remaining ones were simple enough that C++ plugin (was it a plugin?) in Eclipse was enough. Right now I don't need anything advanced (simple Arduino programs at most) and I'll pick up Emacs slowly when I start new courses.
Gabriel Smith
Heh
Leo Cruz
>YOUR VERSION OF SUBLIME IS UNREGISTERED - GIVE MONEY PL0X
>Every x saves
>I spam CTRL-S like there;s no yesterday.
Had to stop using it, would happily shell $20/$30. No way would I give $70
Caleb Garcia
Its that movie Elesium or some shit
Brayden Rivera
>nano not an option
>leafpad not an option
>having to learn an editor
Robert Gray
>incomprehensible line noise and macro recording abuse
Still, I imagine it can be done.
I can't really see what's special aside from the fancy visual details baked in. Even shit like the minimap has Emacs extensions.
Grayson Morales
that's fair, even i will admit that emacs is shit for java, albeit not for reasons attributable to emacs (or vim or gedit or whatever)
just learn how to use the self-documentation and you'll be gucci
Jason Howard
isn't emacs basically just a bloated lisp interpreter?
can you not write a fizzbuzz in lisp?
Jackson Ortiz
I use Joe's Own Editor aka joe
joe-editor.sourceforge.net