Which text editor does Sup Forums use?
Which text editor does Sup Forums use?
Ryan Ward
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atom.io
electron.atom.io
lwn.net
twitter.com
Adrian Ross
Atom
Lucas Brown
BRACKETS
GET REKT NOOBING SCRUBS
Ian Evans
VS Code
Aaron Rodriguez
kate
Noah Morris
cat > code.c
Liam Reyes
For txt: TextEdit
For Web Development: Nespresso
Brody Harris
Brackets automatically detects indentations like a champ
Luis Brown
Sublime Text 3
Brandon Myers
notepad.exe
Nicholas Cook
Plus the extensions, the live preview, and everything.
And I had thought Sublime spoiled me prior.
My only complaint is that it maxes at two split screens (still one better than most though)
Cameron Bell
eastern european notepad
Alexander Parker
Vim
Connor Lopez
You've convinced me:
atom.io
Jacob Murphy
Vano
Bentley Jones
I use gedit
nano for really small things
Luke Anderson
These brain expanding memes are so funny
Jack Morales
Speaking of Atom:
>Github makes Atom
>Github makes Electron
>yet when announcing typescript support for Electron, the editor in all their screenshots is actually Visual Studio Code:
electron.atom.io
Kinda embarrassing .
Jace Martinez
Notepad++ for single files
IDEs such as Visual Studio for larger projects
VS Code for larger projects when the applicable IDEs are garbage for editing, such as VHDL
Ethan Sanders
>not building a new quantum computer in which to hard-code each text document
cmon you guys
Liam Richardson
Even they know vscode is superior
Anthony Allen
Emacs in evil mode for everything that isn't Java. IntelliJ IDEA whenever I have to work with the abomination that is Java.
Nathan Foster
Emacs
Sebastian Butler
vim
Christian Sullivan
Emacs
OP said text editor, not browser
Juan Stewart
nano
Nicholas Sanders
Emacs is up to two browsers
Oliver Campbell
It has browsers, difference is that you don't need a browser engine to edit text with Emacs, they're just there for what they should be used for, browsing the web. Atom is just a glorified website that you can't open with a normal browser.
Levi Lopez
Dreamweaver
Nicholas Green
neovim
Ian Lewis
Once I make forthmacs using macshax it will be gr8
Jaxson Jenkins
I want something that looks and feels like atom(tree view and syntax highlight) but is written in something quick like c++ and has no bloat. Is such a thing exists?
Sebastian Gutierrez
microsoft word 2007
Matthew Russell
nano for terminal stuff
sublime for other stuff
Ryan Allen
gedit
Hudson Perry
nano because im a scrub but when i get a chance i want to learn vi since its the most minimal
Matthew Lewis
nano-tiny because I like to be different
Austin Morris
>MANUALLY_INITIATED_CRASH
made me reply
Jeremiah Walker
Mcedit
Henry Butler
vi
Lucas Ramirez
spacemacs
Kayden Martinez
an emacs editor with a forth based core would be awesome
Daniel Phillips
vim
Ryan Nguyen
phpstorm
Ayden Nelson
Pen and paper
Ian Kelly
ny migger
Jonathan Jackson
>lwn.net
I'll stick with vim
Grayson Barnes
ed
Adam Collins
nano my nigga
fuck vim fuck emacs they bitch nigga shit
Sebastian Parker
Terminal: Nano
GUI: Pluma
Jason James
Atom is real nice. Npp for dirty edits, though.
Carter Rogers
Have you tried kate? It's great because it's not a stupid command line tool for idiots who live in the 80s.