I use vim , occasionally Emacs Eclipse and VS.. and IMHO the tty editors are getting further and further behind even the last 4 years has seen massive changes in VS and other IDEs especially around bulk refactoring and live compilation to show errors as you type. Its so bad that i now run Gentoo as a VM on my windows box rather than the reverse.
However agree with David it doesnt matter , the right approach is for the compiler to exposes everything in a manner very friendly to IDEs , Debuggers etc So its easy to throw together code for multiple IDEs. You don't want to make the mistakes of the VS team where they were maintain 3 -4 code bases for auto completion ,debug , live compile , snippets etc and now they had to write a new compiler to do that in one code base. Regards, Ben On Thu, Oct 30, 2014 at 4:47 AM, Raoul Duke <[email protected]> wrote: > i am not a super hard-core emacs user, but i am emacs over any other > unixy tty editor (vi, vim, ed, whatever). i am very opinionated about > ui/ux. i know that my fingers are used to emacs, but i know, daily, > that emacs is full of utterly horrible ui/ux problems.
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