This Text Editor Will Replace VSCode

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[yjlom]

"Windows is an operating system for videogames, Linux is a real operating system for serious stuff" - liked and suscribed

[brucecrusty]

I work primarily in automation testing, but am currently working in internal development. I’m a senior engineer, and use many of the same tricks and debugging methods and practices you do, but dang, you are a SENIOR dev. Of course I’m a bit lazy when it comes to my programming, but still.

You inspire me. The other day, I was whining about being forced to work without a debugger. This stuff tells me I should work more on using my logic rather than relying on my tools. Thanks.

[alhriclacle]

"niche operating system called windows for game developers" killed me 🤣

[micheljean]

i like how he changed the title of this video from "This text editor will replace Vim" to "This text editor will replace VSCode"

[LarsDonner]

I recently added a file dialog to a Linux program by spawning a Zenity process and reading the path through a pipe. In my case i wanted it to be non-blocking, but a blocking read or a select call on the pipe fd should be easy.

[orangejuice]

Re 31:13 Senior software engineers at my company hate this one trick for finding where hard coded error messages come from. It’s as if they’ve never used an ide with global find or a search bar on a git repo.

[harleyspeedthrust]

that's a great tip about grepping for label strings. i do that and i usually end up in some translation file, then i just grep for the translation key and find it.

[Calslock]

From git:
> CRLF will be converted to LF on save. It's time to move on.
I like this editor already!

[rogo]

`kill -l` gives you the table of signals and their values.

[jonathancamarena]

literally used this trick of live grepping at my job today to fix UI elements. There was text overflow issues all over the UI, and the changes were one liners, but it felt really awesome being able to just live to the part of the codebase where these react components were hidden away in.

[Dr-Zed]

28:22 - Hot take: Paying for open source software

[binitrupakheti]

Jai is never releasing at this point. It's forever in closed beta

[musdevfrog]

Use this comment as a "I am Neovim user"

[Berrycow]

it's a pity - but it's impossible to open on my computer - the log-errors said: 27 December 2023, 19:32:07: CPU doesn't support AES instructions. A slower hash function will be used.

[bitwise]

No one is talking about micro editor despite it being so good.

[Muskar]

Currently I'm enjoying the 10x editor. It's mainly for C++ but it supports many languages, including Jai. I think it's kind of designed for the UnrealEngine crowd. I wish something like 4coder and Focus were more developed, then I'd probably prefer those

[int_t]

"There's a KGB outside. They are trying to find me" LOL XD.

[FlavioSantos-uwmr]

21:47 This made me laugh a lot when I saw it, I've been waiting for you to see it XD

[marcs]

As the great joe biden once said: "eat chocolate chocolate chip"

[wilder]

For both simplicity and features, I prefer helix editor.