Especially for development if you are using any programming language with the exception of Microsoft garbage and possibly Java and you are not using vim or emacs you are seriously doing yourself a disservice. I think we all know that nothing else really even compares to those two. People can say what they wan’t but vim and emacs are by far the two best text editors/environments ever made for developing, programming, editing a config file or just plain writing a text file. Whats funny is here is a blog about what editor is best and the editor people think is best is vim? What do you have sitting on your desktop? A i486 DOS PC? C++ or Java based solutions will run rings around. One can code real client/server apps in Visual Studio with relative ease. Microsoft’s stuff is scalable, all of it… and in fact is far far more robust. Amazing, wanting play “sides” yet never having tried the other side.
They love it because any site that develops real traffic ALWAYS trys the “I need buy a faster host plan” VPS, dedicated etc to try and make things keep working… Yet, same people bitch about Windows Server speed. Host firms love PHP, I know, I worked for two. That in itself ought make a want to be coder go, “oh”. It in fact is written in C++ as is Apache, mySQL etc. While PHP is what it is and oodles of coders think its just the “BEST” its not. No surprise, java developers.Ĭ++ and java run the enterprise world (not just online btw). The plan is no matter if its a home PC, intelligent TV, tablet, phone, laptop or game machine everything is accessible and usable via any device.Įclipse is a very good editor in comparison to anything else I have saw mentioned. Microsoft is and still does count on hardware becoming a dime a dozen and speed/storage becoming a non-issue. Linux is far far faster than the Microsoft technologies as the paradigm is different. I need maximum bang from the server bucks.
SO why not use MicroJunks stuff on my project then? Simple. While the rest of the computing world stepped away from DOS and into the operating environments that have moved computing, gaming, portable devices forward some still love to love what is really painful to adore. As a coder of 30 years now and WAY back working with unix I see not much has changed in 30 years. I have to do the linux stuff due to what I am working on. Everything I need in one place, all nice and consistent to use. I can get easily 400-500% more productive. Try a fully integrated environment like Visual Studio say with C++ as a fair comparison. Its no wonder that Linux admirer’s like to remember 7000 commands and use things like vim and the reason is they never have really used something thats up to todays mark. In WIndows it’d taken about 2 hours that being the time to install and configure Visual Studio. What FUN! It took me only 9 hours from start to finish to get the whole rig development ready. I just set up a dell server for some software I am coding up in PHP (unfortunately) mainly so I can do load tests under CentOS. I am a software engineer, C++,C#, VB, PHP etc along w/ MSSQL, MySQL, Oracle etc. Not have to go through craploads of crap to do so. Using a computer means the ability to use it. But, when comparing how many average folks use a computer both WIndows and Mac’s win hands down. Linux sits on many many web servers, servers and yes… even home users. Linux is alive in various flavors much in the same way FreeBSD has lived. While tinkerers and those with guru meditation syndrome might like vim, vi, emacs, nano whatall… reality is a GUI based editor is so so so much more intuitive AND more so productive. Gedit is the default text editor for the GNOME desktop environment.
Vim 101 Hacks eBook contains 101 practical examples on various advanced Vim features that will make you fast and productive in the Vim editor. Read our on-going Vi / Vim Tips and Tricks series for some awesome Vim Hacks.Read more about Vim Editor at Wikipedia.Operating System: Cross-platform (Unix, Linux and Windows).If you are new to any of the Linux text editors listed in the top 5, read the rest of the article to understand little bit more about those editors.įig: Favorite Linux Text Editor Voting Results Vim won by a huge margin and I don’t think this is surprise to anybody. As part of the contest that was conducted a while back, I got around 200 responses from the geeky readers who choose their favorite Linux text editor.īased on this data, the top spot in the best Linux text editor goes to…
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