Because you are right, Emacs takes some work and commitment. For those more interested in personal versatility and combining the best attributes of both editors, there is information provided at the bottom of this wiki under the heading "More Tips". ), Vim uses a sliver of the system's memory and it loads instantly, all the while delivering the same features. If they are beginning to learn programming, it is better to start with a simplae text editor like gedit or geany. It provides Vim features like Visual selection and text objects. It's probably a good idea to separate the coding learning curve from the editor learning curve. It is even, occasionally, handy that the editor be able to fall back on an old fashioned line editing mode when even the terminal emulation subsystem is non-functional. I don't think I sufficiently understand what you're going for. You can find the complete list in the ~/.emacs.d/layers directory tree. tl;dr: I'm using Vim or Spacemacs as a GUI (not IDE) for a Python project (not for editing the code, but as an user-interface to the software). The package manager, named package.el, has menus for handling installation. Still, we haven't changed genetically in that short period, so if they could learn vi easily then, programmers today can also learn it, without too much trouble. Why not have a lovely IDE experience, in an IDE? In other editors, you don't have to think about how to delete this part of code. The tutorial you are presented with at startup shows you exactly what you need to get started and teaches you how to use the built-in help yourself later. Slant is powered by a community that helps you make informed decisions. What does it mean for a polynomial to be the 'best' approximation of a function around a point?

A lot of very long lines can make Vim take up to a minute to open files, where a few other editors take only seconds to load the same file.

I'm a site reliability engineer (SRE), and Vim is the one thing I know I can access on every machine in our fleet. Completely unrelated, but if you ever thought emacs' eshell was neat and potentially useful, but couldn't stand dealing with the lisp bits, you might be interested xonsh. Emacs has a number of shell variants: ansi-term, shell, and eshell. People either like vi (or emacs) or hate it regardless of their skill level as programmers. tl;dr: I'm using Vim or Spacemacs as a GUI (not IDE) for a Python project (not for editing the code, but as an user-interface to the software). Export Org to presentations and documents. people write front ends for tools in emacs, e.g. What are the best open source alternatives to Adobe Dreamweaver? WOCinTech Chat. It simply centers your code, makes it slightly bigger, and replaces some of the text with a sans-serif font to improve visibility. What are the best open source programming text editors? What are the best open-source programmable text editors?

Vim is very powerful and efficient. Modified by Opensource.com. This is the intro video for the Vim vs Emacs showdown we're doing at YAPC::NA 2012 in Madison, WI on June 13-15.

What are the best editors or IDEs for Perl?

What is your most productive shortcut with Vim?

Because you are right, Emacs takes some work and commitment. For those more interested in personal versatility and combining the best attributes of both editors, there is information provided at the bottom of this wiki under the heading "More Tips". ), Vim uses a sliver of the system's memory and it loads instantly, all the while delivering the same features. If they are beginning to learn programming, it is better to start with a simplae text editor like gedit or geany. It provides Vim features like Visual selection and text objects. It's probably a good idea to separate the coding learning curve from the editor learning curve. It is even, occasionally, handy that the editor be able to fall back on an old fashioned line editing mode when even the terminal emulation subsystem is non-functional. I don't think I sufficiently understand what you're going for. You can find the complete list in the ~/.emacs.d/layers directory tree. tl;dr: I'm using Vim or Spacemacs as a GUI (not IDE) for a Python project (not for editing the code, but as an user-interface to the software). The package manager, named package.el, has menus for handling installation. Still, we haven't changed genetically in that short period, so if they could learn vi easily then, programmers today can also learn it, without too much trouble. Why not have a lovely IDE experience, in an IDE? In other editors, you don't have to think about how to delete this part of code. The tutorial you are presented with at startup shows you exactly what you need to get started and teaches you how to use the built-in help yourself later. Slant is powered by a community that helps you make informed decisions. What does it mean for a polynomial to be the 'best' approximation of a function around a point?

A lot of very long lines can make Vim take up to a minute to open files, where a few other editors take only seconds to load the same file.

I'm a site reliability engineer (SRE), and Vim is the one thing I know I can access on every machine in our fleet. Completely unrelated, but if you ever thought emacs' eshell was neat and potentially useful, but couldn't stand dealing with the lisp bits, you might be interested xonsh. Emacs has a number of shell variants: ansi-term, shell, and eshell. People either like vi (or emacs) or hate it regardless of their skill level as programmers. tl;dr: I'm using Vim or Spacemacs as a GUI (not IDE) for a Python project (not for editing the code, but as an user-interface to the software). Export Org to presentations and documents. people write front ends for tools in emacs, e.g. What are the best open source alternatives to Adobe Dreamweaver? WOCinTech Chat. It simply centers your code, makes it slightly bigger, and replaces some of the text with a sans-serif font to improve visibility. What are the best open source programming text editors? What are the best open-source programmable text editors?

Vim is very powerful and efficient. Modified by Opensource.com. This is the intro video for the Vim vs Emacs showdown we're doing at YAPC::NA 2012 in Madison, WI on June 13-15.

What are the best editors or IDEs for Perl?

What is your most productive shortcut with Vim?

Because you are right, Emacs takes some work and commitment. For those more interested in personal versatility and combining the best attributes of both editors, there is information provided at the bottom of this wiki under the heading "More Tips". ), Vim uses a sliver of the system's memory and it loads instantly, all the while delivering the same features. If they are beginning to learn programming, it is better to start with a simplae text editor like gedit or geany. It provides Vim features like Visual selection and text objects. It's probably a good idea to separate the coding learning curve from the editor learning curve. It is even, occasionally, handy that the editor be able to fall back on an old fashioned line editing mode when even the terminal emulation subsystem is non-functional. I don't think I sufficiently understand what you're going for. You can find the complete list in the ~/.emacs.d/layers directory tree. tl;dr: I'm using Vim or Spacemacs as a GUI (not IDE) for a Python project (not for editing the code, but as an user-interface to the software). The package manager, named package.el, has menus for handling installation. Still, we haven't changed genetically in that short period, so if they could learn vi easily then, programmers today can also learn it, without too much trouble. Why not have a lovely IDE experience, in an IDE? In other editors, you don't have to think about how to delete this part of code. The tutorial you are presented with at startup shows you exactly what you need to get started and teaches you how to use the built-in help yourself later. Slant is powered by a community that helps you make informed decisions. What does it mean for a polynomial to be the 'best' approximation of a function around a point?

A lot of very long lines can make Vim take up to a minute to open files, where a few other editors take only seconds to load the same file.

I'm a site reliability engineer (SRE), and Vim is the one thing I know I can access on every machine in our fleet. Completely unrelated, but if you ever thought emacs' eshell was neat and potentially useful, but couldn't stand dealing with the lisp bits, you might be interested xonsh. Emacs has a number of shell variants: ansi-term, shell, and eshell. People either like vi (or emacs) or hate it regardless of their skill level as programmers. tl;dr: I'm using Vim or Spacemacs as a GUI (not IDE) for a Python project (not for editing the code, but as an user-interface to the software). Export Org to presentations and documents. people write front ends for tools in emacs, e.g. What are the best open source alternatives to Adobe Dreamweaver? WOCinTech Chat. It simply centers your code, makes it slightly bigger, and replaces some of the text with a sans-serif font to improve visibility. What are the best open source programming text editors? What are the best open-source programmable text editors?

Vim is very powerful and efficient. Modified by Opensource.com. This is the intro video for the Vim vs Emacs showdown we're doing at YAPC::NA 2012 in Madison, WI on June 13-15.

What are the best editors or IDEs for Perl?

What is your most productive shortcut with Vim?

Because you are right, Emacs takes some work and commitment. For those more interested in personal versatility and combining the best attributes of both editors, there is information provided at the bottom of this wiki under the heading "More Tips". ), Vim uses a sliver of the system's memory and it loads instantly, all the while delivering the same features. If they are beginning to learn programming, it is better to start with a simplae text editor like gedit or geany. It provides Vim features like Visual selection and text objects. It's probably a good idea to separate the coding learning curve from the editor learning curve. It is even, occasionally, handy that the editor be able to fall back on an old fashioned line editing mode when even the terminal emulation subsystem is non-functional. I don't think I sufficiently understand what you're going for. You can find the complete list in the ~/.emacs.d/layers directory tree. tl;dr: I'm using Vim or Spacemacs as a GUI (not IDE) for a Python project (not for editing the code, but as an user-interface to the software). The package manager, named package.el, has menus for handling installation. Still, we haven't changed genetically in that short period, so if they could learn vi easily then, programmers today can also learn it, without too much trouble. Why not have a lovely IDE experience, in an IDE? In other editors, you don't have to think about how to delete this part of code. The tutorial you are presented with at startup shows you exactly what you need to get started and teaches you how to use the built-in help yourself later. Slant is powered by a community that helps you make informed decisions. What does it mean for a polynomial to be the 'best' approximation of a function around a point?

A lot of very long lines can make Vim take up to a minute to open files, where a few other editors take only seconds to load the same file.

I'm a site reliability engineer (SRE), and Vim is the one thing I know I can access on every machine in our fleet. Completely unrelated, but if you ever thought emacs' eshell was neat and potentially useful, but couldn't stand dealing with the lisp bits, you might be interested xonsh. Emacs has a number of shell variants: ansi-term, shell, and eshell. People either like vi (or emacs) or hate it regardless of their skill level as programmers. tl;dr: I'm using Vim or Spacemacs as a GUI (not IDE) for a Python project (not for editing the code, but as an user-interface to the software). Export Org to presentations and documents. people write front ends for tools in emacs, e.g. What are the best open source alternatives to Adobe Dreamweaver? WOCinTech Chat. It simply centers your code, makes it slightly bigger, and replaces some of the text with a sans-serif font to improve visibility. What are the best open source programming text editors? What are the best open-source programmable text editors?

Vim is very powerful and efficient. Modified by Opensource.com. This is the intro video for the Vim vs Emacs showdown we're doing at YAPC::NA 2012 in Madison, WI on June 13-15.

What are the best editors or IDEs for Perl?

What is your most productive shortcut with Vim?