Got a couple laughs at an interview for the software listed in my resume:

"Sublime Text 3 (unregistered)"

😉

I use sublime every day is a good editor

I mean thats the only way to use it ;)

@surgiie I got work to pay for a licence because I felt the need to contribute

haha, well it is funny.

I switched from sublime text to Emacs. Miss him all the time, but org-mode is amazing. I deleted sublime text to force myself to learn the emacs way and not get tempted to use it.

@brunohcastro I tried that with vim but kept going back to subl, my one true love ❤️

One day...!

@jonjo why didn't I think of that?

@sylar182 in all honesty I am trying VS Code

y u no atom

@acerspyro
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@acerspyro kidding, atom is good, but taking a look in the competition it kinda fades.

The community rocks though.

@brunohcastro hm never experienced that. When did you last use Atom

@acerspyro I keep trying to use it from time to time. I think the last shot was in December. It is very cool and I love some of the plugins. But in a large project it gets really slow when compared to sublime/emacs/vim or even vscode, that uses the same tech stack.

I'm not even considering the last attempt to use it with a large typescript project. The typescript plugin just stood there collecting requests. I even opened an issue ages ago, but it stills painfully slow. Meanwhile the vscode implementation is just smooth and blazing fast, faster than the sublime plugin.

I look forward for it to get better, really think is a good idea and was very excited with everything I could accomplish with it. But was very disappointed with the performance when compared to the others editors I know.

@brunohcastro Saw your comment about the kidding but honestly, am I the only one for whom atom works really fast? (I use atom as quick side editor)

@acerspyro @linuxxx Have to take back everything I said. Just installed atom and it's blazing fast.

I had to edit a huge JavaScript project, Webstorm became unusable (indexing, 2+ instances open), Emacs would take too long to prepare (js2-mode, ternjs, etc), so I decided to give atom another try! Just perfect!

Don't know if my fresh Arch installation has something to do with this, but I really don't care. Loving it!

Still better than my copy:

Sublime text 3 (registered to Maximo Borgeski)

@acerspyro get back to #web-social

Atom<3

@ChainsawBaby no