Visual Studio Code

It's FOSS and doesn't cost $80 like Sublime Text so I'm down with it.

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I tried it because I was doing a lot of go development and Francesc Campoy recommended it in JustForFunc. He was showing off Peek Definition.

And I've always wanted Intellisense, but I never worked in Windows environments.

One of the things I found out after using for months, VS Code has the best Vim support in a modern editor outside of actual Vim ports.

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>>59418908
>can't run in a terminal
>built with typescript, javascript, html, css
>microsoft
>foss, but data collection enabled by default, collected data is shared with microsoft affiliates and subsidiaries and with law enforcement

sorry, my autism won't allow it.

>>59419458
>paying for sublime

pleb

>>59419476
Which vim plugin do you use? I'm using amVim and I'm missing ciw and diw but like you said I think it's the best vim plugin comparing to atom plugins.

>>59420331
You can run the terminal inside it though.

>>59420331
>telemetry
Just disable it, f-a-m.