Sublime is my go to editor, I was a notepad++ fan for a few months. I downloaded VSC but I have not really had a big enough project to need it so I don’t use it much.
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I downloaded VSC but I have not really had a big enough project to need it so I don’t use it much.
And I flip booleans in .ini files in VSCode.
I’ve tried a lot of them and VSCode is my favorite. Easy to add extensions and the integrated terminal is the best. I have used:
- Brackets: which is really just a test bed and has many bugs.
- Dreamweaver: which is cool when you need more visual editing help but then falls short once you want to actually code because of the bugs and I think Adobe is going to shitcan it. A dinosaur.
- Sublime: just to damn hard to handle the plugin situation and I just don’t like it.
- Coda 2: pretty but they don’t update much, if ever and you have to pay for Emmet.
- Atom: I wanted to love it but on a Mac I always had some issue to deal with before I could code (kinda like a Windows Machine:) and it was just a pain in the watusi. I gave up when I found VSCode.
- Vim: I can see the benefit but with the terminal working so well within VSCode I see no need to learn. There is a lot of short cuts to learn and VIM specific things. Seems like way to much to just sling some code.
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