It is the standard text editor after all.
It is the standard text editor after all.
I wanted to mention a new open source project Xed-Editor.
Additionally, I think the (virtual) keyboard you use is just as important as the editor (assuming you aren’t using a physical keyboard). I would recommend Unexpected Keyboard I have had a great experience with it.
I wanted to mention VSCodium as an alternative to VSCode, from their website “VSCodium is a community-driven, freely-licensed binary distribution of Microsoft’s editor VS Code.”
Basically it just removes telemetry/tracking.
I was thinking something similar as well, can someone explain the difference to me?
I was just thinking about Python’s with
To be honest, the only use case I really thought of was something like unlocking a mutex at the end of a scope or maybe a file.
I was reading the individual words for a while before I got it :D
Naming things kids is the hardest part of programming.
I use bash when I need to feel pain.
At first I thought this was some kind of security issue from the picture and the tone.
That’s amazing! I happen to use both waterfox and tree style tabs already, like a dream cone true.
I use ruby whenever I need a script, it’s super easy to work with other commands in ruby IMO.
Just a week ago I was looking for LLVM alternatives, this is great thanks for sharing.
I love this, except for i
i hate i
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Even though I don’t use windows, this is still pretty neat!
I would like to use or at least try a language like this, especially if GC is optional.
I browsed for a while and found this one https://store.kde.org/p/1294174 Are you looking for a light or dark theme?
Thanks, I totally would’ve skipped it without this comment.
Banning either is fascist, although I assume/hope you were joking.
I don’t know about swipe for uppercase, but you can hold caps lock to toggle it.