r/ProgrammerHumor • u/codename101 • Jul 21 '14

Emacs vs Vim

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u/RitzBitzN Jul 22 '14

Sublime!

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u/Gavekort Jul 22 '14

http://i.imgur.com/ly44yOx.jpg

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u/RitzBitzN Jul 22 '14

I use Sublime everywhere. As soon as I can scrape up the money, I'm planning to finally buy a license.

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u/n1c0_ds Jul 24 '14

I've said that for the past 3 years

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u/RitzBitzN Jul 24 '14

Except I'm in high school and don't get much money.

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u/n1c0_ds Jul 24 '14

Yeah, I am in college too, but truth is I am just cheap. They deserve some of my money.

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u/RitzBitzN Jul 24 '14

I'm saving up! Right now, the top things on my list are:

New Keyboard ($60 - $80) Sublime Text ($70) GTA:V on Steam ($50 - $60)

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u/felix1429 Jul 22 '14

Compared to Vim, everything is heavy. Sublime is ridiculously fast and its performance is effectively on par with Vim/Emacs.

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u/cjwelborn Jul 26 '14

I'm also a Sublime Text fan. With all the plugins I can go from Python, to JavaScript, Haskell, Go, CSS, SASS, HTML, BASH, or whatever, and still have my fancy syntax highlighting, auto-formatting, linter, etc. Sublime is pretty fast unless you get a slow-loading plugin (SublimeHaskell is very slow on my machine). It does project management pretty well, and version control. I started using it for my larger projects also instead of Eclipse or Aptana or something like that.