editor thread

>>60519066
vim term
solarized
consolas 10

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>>60519066
>editor
Emacs
>color scheme
ujelly
>font
Cousine
>fontsize
9

>>60519066
nano
solarized light
dejavu sans mono slashed
11

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>editor
Mousepad

>color scheme
Oblivion or Colbat

>font
Misc Fixed

>fontsize
9

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>>60519066
edit(char*);
CGA
TempleOS 8x8 Extended ASCII font
8x8

>>60519938
Ed(char*) im not a cia nigger trust me

>>60519066
neovim/atom/gnome-builder
nord
source code pro
9

>>60519066
neovim
gruvbox
Source Code Pro
10

>>60519938
good choice

>>60519066
neovim
seoul256
noto mono 10

>>60519457
How do you into coq? Seems usefull

Sublime Text 2
Monokai
Lucida Console
10

Mostly use web based tools though with whatever preset they come with

Learning Vim for the hotkeys

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>>60519066
>that code

>>60519066
>Eclipse at work (Linux), Visual Studio at home
>Any dark theme
>Consolas
>10

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>>60520370
protip: it's the source code of rtorrent

>>60520328
They teach it as an advanced course at my university.
Since it requires quite a bit of understanding about functional programming, types and constructive math, I'm not sure if there are any good beginner guides available online.

The lecture notes of the mentioned course are available. You can find them here, though I'm not sure how helpful they are without the actual lectures.
https://www.ps.uni-saarland.de/courses/cl-ss14/script/icl.pdf

If you study computer science at university, there might be a similar course that you could take. That would be your best option.

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nano
Default (I think)
GoHu
8

>>60520645
>>60520076
>>60519844
>>60519938
>>60519457
enjoy your eyestrain

>>60520482
I'm familiar with the math in the pdf (at least from first glance), but don't have credits to take more practical courses. I went to pure math and only now in 2nd semester did i realise that i'm more interested in CS. Is this undergrad course?

vim
basal
Tamsyn
10

>>60520645
Is there any syntax highlighting like nano but for vim?

>>60521616
I don't use vim so I really can't answer that question

>>60521616
Of course, if I recall correctly you need
:set syntax

Also, check these plugins:
Chromatica
YouCompleteMe

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>>60519066
>editor
vim
>color scheme
spacegray
>font
monospace regular
>fontsize
11

>>60519066
>editor
emacs

>color scheme
default

>font
monospace regular

>fontsize
6pt

atom
some generic solarized bullshit
inconsolata
10

>>60522234
I mean the color scheme, the default color scheme on nano is nice

i use a colorscheme based on grays because i don't like looking at fischer price colored code

>>60520688
Yes it's an undergrad course.

>>60522489
6pt, really? What kind of monitor do you have?

>>60522548
This desu.