Code editors are very personal
Read OriginalThe author reflects on their deeply personal history with code editors, from Windows Notepad and BBEdit to TextMate, Sublime Text, and finally VSCode. They argue that a code editor should be a focused tool, not a full IDE, and detail their struggles to configure each editor to their minimalist preferences. The article explores the trade-offs between simplicity, speed, and features, and the practical reasons (like tooling and team collaboration) that eventually forced a switch to VSCode.
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