Is /g/ already using the best editor in existence?

can it help with java?

>>58887883
this isnt atom??????

>>58887883
Is this how millennials "code"?

File: Screenshot from 2017-02-10 16-25-17.png (21KB, 1119x739px) Image search: [Google]

21KB, 1119x739px

Why use an IDE in the first place?

>>58887908
Of course :)
https://marketplace.visualstudio.com/items?itemName=redhat.java

>>58887944 lol

                   :::                         The                   
     iLE88Dj.  :jD88888Dj:                                           
   .LGitE888D.f8GjjjL8888E;        .d8888b.  888b    888 888     888 
   iE   :8888Et.     .G8888.      d88P  Y88b 8888b   888 888     888 
   ;i    E888,        ,8888,      888    888 88888b  888 888     888 
         D888,        :8888:      888        888Y88b 888 888     888 
         D888,        :8888:      888  88888 888 Y88b888 888     888 
         D888,        :8888:      888    888 888  Y88888 888     888 
         D888,        :8888:      Y88b  d88P 888   Y8888 Y88b. .d88P 
         888W,        :8888:       "Y8888P88 888    Y888  "Y88888P"  
         W88W,        :8888:                                         
         W88W:        :8888:      88888b.   8888b.  88888b.   .d88b. 
         DGGD:        :8888:      888 "88b     "88b 888 "88b d88""88b
                      :8888:      888  888 .d888888 888  888 888  888
                      :W888:      888  888 888  888 888  888 Y88..88P
                      :8888:      888  888 "Y888888 888  888  "Y88P" 
                       E888i                                         
                       tW88D

>>58887883
How much does Microsoft pay you to shill in 4chan, pajeet?

>>58887883
I unironically like VS Code and it's replaced Sublime Text for me.

They release updates on a schedule and it's improved leaps and bounds since release. And it's open source, cross platform, etc etc. I'm liking it

File: nano-2.5.0.png (58KB, 643x427px) Image search: [Google]

58KB, 643x427px

>>58887883
Does it have C/C++ integration yet?

Last I checked, it ran slowly and only worked for web shit.
I think I'll stick with nano.

File: 1484699914718.jpg (993KB, 1182x1581px) Image search: [Google]

993KB, 1182x1581px

>Best editor
Certainly not Visual Bullcrap "code"
The golang plugin is broken OOTB. Not to mention VS compiled C++ programs are spyware.

A company that embeds spyware in a compiler is a good company to keep away from. Period.

>>58887977
this, I've been using notepad++ forever but I switched to VS code for coding and I'm not looking back. I mainly use it as a text editor though.

>>58887983
>Does it have C/C++ integration yet?
There is this clang plugin which works well
>Last I checked, it ran slowly
That didn't change since it's still browser based. That being said, of all webshit editors it's the fastest by far.
>and only worked for web shit.
that was never true
>I think I'll stick with nano.
>not using pico instead

>>58887983
removing those ``help'' lines will give you some more space

My nano.rc

set const
set matchbrackets "(<[{)>]}"
set morespace
set multibuffer
set nohelp
set nonewlines
set smooth
set softwrap
set suspend
set tabsize 4
set tabstospaces

>>58887883

They were just caught sabotaging the C++ compiler in VS code

> we're sorry goyim
> "ogay jus don led id habben again :D"

File: 1477653414078s.jpg (4KB, 250x250px) Image search: [Google]

4KB, 250x250px

>>58888029
Not the VS code, the MSVSC.

GCC and Clang doesn't have this problem. But yeah, fuck microshit

>>58888001
I love how you took a completely innocuous quote like that and twisted it completely to satisfy your paranoid delusions

>>58888052

> let me just use something that they could easily pwn me with if they wanted to

File: 1480633985056.png (29KB, 741x568px) Image search: [Google]

29KB, 741x568px

>>58887958
>nano
>eta

File: 1475561360616.gif (2MB, 480x360px) Image search: [Google]

2MB, 480x360px

>>58888057
>(((innocuous quote)))
gee
>>58888079
No one but "code artisans" use VS code

File: Untitled.png (181KB, 1680x1050px) Image search: [Google]

181KB, 1680x1050px

>>58887883
pretty comfy

>>58887883
Even Atom is better than VSCode.

>>58888001
/thread

>>58888102
>>58888001
delete these, sir. thank you.

>>58888001
whoever took the time to make this image is autistic

File: virtual awoo!.png (377KB, 700x945px) Image search: [Google]

377KB, 700x945px

I have the gnu nano keybinds muscle-memoried so hard that I can't switch to any other editor anymore.

>>58888102
Atom is lower-quality by almost every standard, especially performance. If you think VSC runs like dog shit, oh boy...

>>58888141
Does it hurt your feelings?

File: steve_jobs_is_angry.jpg (98KB, 546x522px) Image search: [Google]

98KB, 546x522px

>>58888155
NO

>>58888143
>More plugins
>More customizable, including the core plugins
>Not another microsoft snake oil
>"lower-quality"
Why is /g/ shilling Microsoft trash these days?

For the VS code users:

How does it compare to Sublime? Switched over from IntelliJ products about two years ago and haven't looked back. Sublime fulfills all my needs (besides not having a decent Kotlin syntax, but I don't use the languages frequently enough to care so much about that).

Red pill me

>>58888080
https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Hapticity

>>58888143
works on my machine

>>58888176
Microsoft sales pitch incoming in 3...2...1...

>>58888176
>>58888198
Sublime is a text editor, Visual Studio is an IDE.

VS Code is a hybrid - I've been using it and actually like it.

It's slower to start up than Sublime, but it's more powerful. At the same time it keeps from being bloated like e.g. full blown Visual Studio.

It's free, open source and cross platform. Try it out for a few days and see what ya think.

>>58888176

install code::blocks

>>58888172
Because they've shifted pretty drastically from a developer standpoint.

Also, Atom is bad. Electron applications suck. Period.

>>58887961
1k a month. not bad since all i do is sit here all day and shitpost.

File: actually kek'd, thank you.gif (1MB, 300x149px) Image search: [Google]

1MB, 300x149px

>>58888220

I gave it a try, but it just seems like it's trying to do everything at once and become your singular everything when it comes to programming.

Using git, nano, gcc and gdb, I already do everything from the command line following the unix philosophy of one program doing one thing well.
I'd rather not have to retrain myself to use the programming tools I take for granted.

>>58888222
>Visual botnet code is not based on electrons all of a sudden

>>58888241

> but anon that isn't a 300mb monolith of a prison for your code

>wanting pajeets to see your codes
No, thanks.

File: 13129702.jpg (11KB, 320x320px) Image search: [Google]

11KB, 320x320px

I'm already using Vim. Why are you implying that piece of shit browser is the best editor, OP?

I tried using IDEs and bigger text editors like atom (which seems to have horrid font rendering) but I keep coming back to vim. It's way too comfy.

File: my-sides.jpg (73KB, 640x460px) Image search: [Google]

73KB, 640x460px

>>58888272
I'd cry too if I was using Vim. That shit sucks

$ sudo apt-get purge code
Reading package lists... Done
Building dependency tree       
Reading state information... Done
The following packages will be REMOVED:
  code*
0 upgraded, 0 newly installed, 1 to remove and 0 not upgraded.
After this operation, 158 MB disk space will be freed.
Do you want to continue? [Y/n]

wew lad

File: 1266956503.jpg (48KB, 480x480px) Image search: [Google]

48KB, 480x480px

>>58888301
>That shit sucks
Only if you are an undergrad

>>58887883
Yes notepad++

File: Screenshot from 2017-02-10 13-52-46.png (41KB, 658x413px) Image search: [Google]

41KB, 658x413px

I alreddy do.

What IDE is the best for Java

File: Screenshot from 2017-02-11 08-53-24.png (31KB, 735x475px) Image search: [Google]

31KB, 735x475px

>>58888313
Been there, done that
>>58888333
Netbeans

>>58888301
It does. I'm not him, but I hate vim with a vengeance. The keybindings are awful, it can't do proper multi-cursor editing, search-and-replace is a pain in the ass, plugins are like playing the fucking lottery, etc.

But god dammit, everything else is even worse!

File: dudewhat.jpg (103KB, 480x480px) Image search: [Google]

103KB, 480x480px

>>58888316
I'm old enough to be your grandpa, now shut the fuck up before I send you to bed without dessert, Chad.

VSC is a cuck editor. Those off us with penises use vim.

>>58888336
Why Netbeans and not IDEA?

>>58888344
I use VSC and I have a monster dong. Checkmate cucks

File: 1485186062084.jpg (307KB, 2000x1200px) Image search: [Google]

307KB, 2000x1200px

>>58888340
>I'm old enough to be your grandpa
And yet you use the undergrad editor LMAO
>>58888357
IDEA is objectively slower than Netbeans

>>58888252
not only that, but it vscode is actually an atom fork

there was an early image of vscode internals showing files called *atom*, even the process was called atom

>>58888362
Post timestamped proof or GTFO

>>58888362
>and I have a monster dong
in your ass

File: me.jpg (147KB, 1136x640px) Image search: [Google]

147KB, 1136x640px

>>58888362
>>58888395
proof

>>58888379
Electron used to be called Atom Shell you moron. Of course it has a bunch of stuff from Atom. That's not really the point. I mean, it kind of is, because Electron is the main reason VSC sucks dicks, but the editor component and UI and core plugins and so on are all written by Microsoft.

File: 1463001590337.jpg (36KB, 450x420px) Image search: [Google]

36KB, 450x420px

>>58888339
vim search and replace is pretty much the same as bash history substitution.

>>58888416
thanks for the info

File: example1.gif (101KB, 724x240px) Image search: [Google]

101KB, 724x240px

>>58888339
>it can't do proper multi-cursor editing
I don't understand why is it so popular with web dev code artisans.

>>58888445
doesn't search and replace do that?
every editor worth a shit has it.

>>58888465
IDK, nu-male coders tend to like microsoft snake oils very much

>>58887883
Tried it. Disgusting pile of crap.

>>58888476
It just seems like one-upsmanship.
Their CRUD jobs are boring so they end up writing fancy solutions to problems that don't exist.

And that's why people have 5000 vim plugins.
You know they spend more time ricing their editor than writing code.

Is it possible to speed up vs code startup time ?
I love it, but when it comes to editing some random files outside the project dir, I can't stand the long start up time. Takes up to 10s to start on laptop with ssd and i7-4712mq.

I have no extensions installed.

File: example3.gif (182KB, 1036x432px) Image search: [Google]

182KB, 1036x432px

>>58888499
>people have 5000 vim plugins.
Does it bother you? Hurts your feelings?
Are you a bit assflustered that your FUD and ignorance got crushed in this post? >>58888445


Microsoft fanboys are hilarious

>>58888554
You keep showing off your stupid useless feature making quick work of boring CRUD tasks.

You haven't even proved me wrong, that's the best part.

File: Sublime-Multi-Cursor-Editing-Example-21.gif (382KB, 476x616px) Image search: [Google]

382KB, 476x616px

>>58888445
It's kinda hard to find gifs showing what it's good at, but I think this one does a good enough job.

File: 1486712506532.gif (575KB, 404x493px) Image search: [Google]

575KB, 404x493px

>>58888554
where can I learn this black magic ?

>>58888001
> The golang plugin is broken OOTB

Works fine for me

>>58888623
#apt install vim

>>58888523
something's wrong with your computer, it starts up instantly for me with ~10 files open.

>>58888001
All lies. Delete this.

>>58887883
>15 gb install minimum for toolchains you don't want or will ever use
>upgrades break your solutions

2010 or 2008 was peak

>>58889093
It's a fucking 50MB download for the standalone version you dumb cunt

>>58889093
that's visual studio retard, this is vs code