Miso What's your favorite text editor?
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🤖 Seirdy Neovim. Can be lightweight or can be a full IDE with the language-server protocol and tree-sitter, or anything in between. Scriptable in Lua (with LuaJIT) because VimScript sucks. A keybind lets me edit any textarea in a floating nvim window, including this one.
🐢 Keb Sublime Text 4.
🥝 Mr Sometimes I use atom, I hate it because it's slow to open. Too lazy to change it as I rarely use text editors. Small tweaks are made with native tools as they are fast and effective. (right-click>edit results in TextEdit on MacOS and Notepad on Windows) Documents in full feature software. Software dev in IDE with debugging tools. Vim or nano when I'm on linux as most gui software on linux is god awful.
🤘 Matthew Emacs, but I can use ed and vi when they're better suited to a given task.
Vincent L. Emacs too... I know enough of vi to quit (without saving) 🤘 But I can use nano when I'm forced to ;)
Miso I also use emacs now. Been learning it for the past few month and having lots of fun learning elisp too!
🤘 Matthew Oddly enough, I've only just started using regex in emacs. Whenever I needed to edit with regexps before, I'd switch to vi.
Vincent L. I feel compelled to mention emacs' re-builder, in case someone doesn't know about it masteringemacs.org...
😃 Javier my favorite editor[copy paste in your favorite browser url bar] data:text/html, <body contenteditable style="background-color:white;color:black; font: 2rem/1.5 monospace;max-width:60rem color:white ;margin:0 auto;padding:4rem;">
Sergiusz Absolutely wonderful in its simplicity
🐓 Mega First thing I've saved on subreply, now I get it.
🥝 Mr This is very cool. Can JSON be added to something like this?
Miso I actually love that! Have you created a bookmark to get to that? Really smart.
😃 Javier I have multiple bookmarks with different font sizes and colors. The browser spell-checks and can be printed in a jiffy. It does wonders when I try to show text to a co-worker looking over my shoulder.
🏒 Lucian Marin Actually it's nano with all custom settings enabled: autoindent, historylog, linenumbers, softwrap, tabstospaces.
Miso I've never taken the time to learn nano yet, looks like a simple yet powerful editor.
🤘 Matthew nano's solid. If I hadn't first been exposed to emacs and vi in college, I might have gone with nano as $EDITOR. It does a good job of exposing basic functionality to inexperienced operators, but becomes more powerful with experience.
Miso I'm super tempted to try ed :D
🤘 Matthew If you don't want to shell out for MWL's ed Mastery, "Actually using ed" will get you started. blog.sanctum.geek....