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Is Pharmo-Bro the anti-Sup Forumshrist?
Javascript
Charles Kelly
Ayden Cox
what a waste of perfectly good trips
Gabriel Reyes
I like Atom.
Carter Harris
this. im learning python on it and it seems ok.
Landon Diaz
>electron based piece of shit
>ever
Xavier Ward
is he still streaming? I thought he was in jail. Were can I get news on him?
Caleb Morales
who?
Aaron Young
>baseless argument
>ever
neck your family
Lincoln Richardson
>I thought he was in jail.
No you listened to fake news
>Were can I get news on him?
youtube.com
And occasionally here:
youtube.com
Carter Watson
Martin confirmed anti-Sup Forumshrist
Nathaniel Edwards
It's a giant resource hog that could have been much lighter if it wasn't written in fucking webdesign meme languages. Just look at the installed size, all this has to be loaded into memory, yet the smaller editor is faster and can handle bigger files
Bentley Adams
nice, I was enjoying his videos but then he got banned on youtube and twitter and he literally disappeared from the internet
Charles Turner
He sang like a bird. No way he ever sees a cell.
Hunter Sanchez
>and he literally disappeared from the internet
He's still on goybook, also he uses sockpuppet twitter accounts that keep getting banned. Last one was @michaeldeugen.Eventually he'll log into his current one on the stream and then 2 or 3 weeks later it will also be banned.
Brody Sanders
Deine Großmutter masturbiert im stehen
Evan Allen
Nice google translate bro, stick to English
Levi Perez
I found it to be pretty slow and relatively featureless. I can tolerate slow (emacs*), and I can tolerate featureless (vim), but both in one? Not worth it. Also, it was way too colorful for me, I feel like it highlights everything, sort of defeating the purpose of syntax highlighting. Pic related, right off atom.io
* Emacs isn't even that slow, but it is relative to vim and demonstrates the point nicely
Evan Foster
Du bist Liebhaber von Hodengegenständen
Ich bin kein Google Übersetzer
Daniel Ward
>atom
I don't understand how atom became THE hipster text editor. It literally does everything sublime does with plugins (that you can install when you need them) but worse, slower and more bloated.
Sebastian White
You try it recently? As of 1.19 rendering speed is 2x as fast. + mass package support now. There are problems like project folder mounting ect
Caleb Anderson
Probably a snowball effect thing. A couple of hipsters picked it up, then some more hipsters thought, "oh, that emaciated vegan nu-male at starbucks had an Atom sticker on his 2019 $8000 Macbook Air, I should try that too!" and now we have the community Atom as it exists today
Levi Lee
at least it isn't proprietary. about the only thing i would give it.
Ryan Long
Es ist van hier pham, und ich bin ein 1337 Deutsch Sprecher wegen Duolingo:
chromlea.com
Angel Cooper
Haven't, but as for the package support, most of the packages they had when I used it were mediocre, e.g., the vim emulation was nowhere near as good as evil-mode, the gdb package was a pain in the ass . . .
Jason Lopez
his videos were pretty boring and really long
Gabriel Kelly
Can't speak for making atom into vim electron edition. But main reason I use it is react (jsx) support/integration is superb
Luis Rogers
so it's basically a JS IDE written in JS
Grayson Jenkins
Yeah that's prolly explains the hipsteria
Brayden Hernandez
VS code is better
Brody Perry
I love you
Ethan Stewart
>im learning python
of course
people who use atom to program only work on small projects, or web-dev stuff
Atom for anything slightly more complex is just horrible. It's slow, doesn't handle huge files well and the plugins are always buggy. I've tried to use Atom in a C++ project and I simply couldn't. The linters always crashed or were simply wrong.
The only good point about Atom is modern UI, but if you are so obsessed with that, go with Sublime.
Christian Richardson
AIDSmerchant
Caleb Brooks
>featureless
Have you even looked at the packages?
vim isn't featureless either
Anthony Davis
Martin Shkreli
Juan Wright
whats the problem with js? no meme answers pls
Jacob Robinson
never heard of her
Liam Perry
It's not really *that* bad, it's mostly a meme. There's some really wtf stuff with type conversion that everyone points to, but it's easy to avoid if you don't do weird stuff.
The biggest problem is the language has no soul. It was thrown together in 10 days in the early 90's. It was intended to do some simple scripting stuff on mostly static documents. Not be used for developing apps and games and other complex shit.
And that might be ok, because a lot of languages have humble origins. But other languages evolve over time. JS can't. It must be backwards compatible with code written since the 90's forever. And so the bad parts can never be fixed or improved and the complexity can only grow.
On top of that every new feature is designed by a committee somewhere. Nothing beautiful has ever been designed by committee.
Camden White
Who? Are you talking about your internet imaginary e-celeb friends again user?
Evan Rogers
its free (as in free beer) and easy to use/looks polished out of the box
Ryan Bell
the packages are all written by inept transsexuals and are a complete waste of computer resources
Benjamin Young
>hurr hurr e-celebs bad
Fuck off faget
David Morris
el