_wow_ asked 2 months ago
If it’s not server programming, why abandon GUI editing tools?
laminux29 answered 2 months ago
Because vs is the strongest ide in the solar system, you can’t think that those who use Notepad and VIM are stupid, even if you think so.
Everyone has his own hobbies and habits, you must respect, love and pity those people.
kakegu answered 2 months ago
At the beginning, I also used vim. From installing B to being really proficient, I felt that the operation was simple and programming was OK. I gradually felt that if it was not suitable for a project without plug-ins, I used sublime and then started VIM mode, which was simple and practical
The programming of life like a dream answered 2 months ago
VIM for servers (no other choice, and it’s powerful)
Using sublime on Windows
Both vim and sublime are getting better and better, perfectly integrated, and have become a part of me
springhack answered 2 months ago
Black apple uses 60g solid state, which is too small, so I try not to load anything. In addition, I have commonly used devices
ultimanecat answered 2 months ago
Because Emacs is waiting for you to become proficient in vim. The advantage of Emacs is to use LISP language to customize plug-ins. Have GUI version.
Why are there so many negative votes? I think it’s a question to ask.