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atom is so good you can’t even find a transparent version of its logo
Notepad isn't GOAT but those who code using it are GOAT😂
yea, that's not the code editor tier list, it's best html editor tier list
Dude is the most out of touch programmer who is stuck in 2015.
HTML "programmer"
The OG Code Editor is to use electric eels to generate electricity, which in turn generates a binary program sufficient to do anything. ANYTHING.
lmao, social media “devs” these days in a nutshell
How could you forget Microsoft Word?
You put the discontinued editor above VSCode. Might as well discontinue your software dev career while you are at it.
I vote for Intellij IDE for best IDE ever existed.
Bro seriously put Notepad++ higher than Sublime 💀
I wish they never discontinued atom. That was my go-to for writing web based code. VS code is a decent alternative, but atom was just way easier to work with imo
I used to us Atom, and then all of a sudden it started getting slower and slower. Eventually took to long to load to make it worth it
Bad take on emacs, emacs allows extensibility that no other editor offers. Especially with org-mode, emacs turns into a powerhouse of possibilities. Note taking, writing, planning, etc are just a few things emacs enables alongside powerful packages to make your coding experience much more simple. The vim take I understand on the surface, however vim bindings are very useful for every programmer and system administrator to learn. On top of making you much faster at writing code, vi is standard on almost all systems today outside of windows and macos (iirc). If nano isn't available you could be stuck with vi. And neovim today is becoming extremely powerful, even challenging the capabilities of emacs in the long run I believe, all while being extremely fast and lightweight.
Using emacs is GOAT: - Note editing - LSP for languages - Debugger - Tree Sitter highlighting - Fast fuzzy finders - Perfect project management - Amazing terminal multiplexer - great extensibility - Org mode / Org roam for knowledge management, todos and calendar. - And not as high of a learning curve as VIM if you use distros like Doom Emacs
sublime is underrated IMO, its very fast compared to VSCode
For me there are IDEs and text editors. Intelij is my ide of choice. All the ones youve listed are text editors with some small features.
Emacs is literally VSCode 2.0 once you get used to it.
You haven't lived unless you've rawdogged ASM in notepad
Vim is GOAT, end if case.