What text editor or IDE do you use?

[lysytsya]

I been using Helix recently and it's good. I went vs code > vim > helix. Made switch from vim only because it required more work to set up while Helix ships with lsp by default and has a lot of themes included. But Helix is built in Rust which makes me suspicious.

 

[Maya]

VS chode.

 

[lifesucksthenyoudie]

IntelliJ IDEA

 

[lysytsya]

VS chode.

Being autistic with tech I need to feel special, but vscode is the best text editor ever in terms of usability and power. But I got into vim because editing over ssh is terrible in vscode. You might think the SSH extension is easy to use, it is, but in reality that shit downloads 5GB+ of extensions/cache/something and that folder only grows. I ran out of space on my remote server and that made me switch. Now I just use rclone.
>inb4 just use git
Yes but the code I was writing needed certain libraries so I had to compile it on the remote machine, and I don't want to commit code before I test it so I just sync project folder.

IntelliJ IDEA

Pajeet detected

 

[Ree Vannin]

notepad++

 

[lysytsya]

notepad++

aryan detected, I use it on whenever I'm on Windows. But it's getting a bit old and has crazy 2000s default settings.

 

[Maya]

Being autistic with tech I need to feel special, but vscode is the best text editor ever in terms of usability and power. But I got into vim because editing over ssh is terrible in vscode. You might think the SSH extension is easy to use, it is, but in reality that shit downloads 5GB+ of extensions/cache/something and that folder only grows. I ran out of space on my remote server and that made me switch. Now I just use rclone.
>inb4 just use git
Yes but the code I was writing needed certain libraries so I had to compile it on the remote machine, and I don't want to commit code before I test it so I just sync project folder.

Pajeet detected

yeah I use git too.. I don't like vim.

 

[Ree Vannin]

But it's getting a bit old and has crazy 2000s default settings.

I couldn't find an alternative because I have like 100 open tabs open on average and I need to be able to switch between them quickly and not overload my RAM

 

[lysytsya]

yeah I use git too.. I don't like vim.

I never used stock vim, I just followed a YewTube tutorial on using one of those premade configs. It was for neovim and pretty neat. But I like when things work out of the box, like in vs code, so I tried Helix and it has a file browser, tabs, auto completion by default, tons of useful shortcuts for navigation and reading documentation. It's default settings are amazing.

 

[Chimperator]

Notepad++ and Microsoft word.

 

[Jimb0]

who is so obsessed as to use anything than a standart notepad and word for school work

 

[lysytsya]

who is so obsessed as to use anything that standart notepad and word for school work

Just like you are obsessed with pretending to be a Norwegian or something

 

[Jimb0]

Just like you are obsessed with pretending to be a Norwegian or something

I NEVER PRETENDED TO BE NORWEGIAN, I literally told pipo here that I'm Ukrainian even doe I could have just larped as nordic or something

 

[Twostripe]

notepad++ at home, sublime text in college

 

[istanbul]

vs code always

 

[LordThrembo]

notepad

 

[ilikeslime]

I dont code much outside of school so whatever they make us use, if i do need to do something then vscode

 

[NT]

When i used Linux i always used Geany, but now i use vscodium

 

[DarkWaffle]

vim for basic text editing on linux
notepad++ if im on windows

 

[Gem Control]

Just windows notepad or editpad.org
Why the actual fuck would you need to use anything else? I barely use these anyways