Which text editor/IDE, do you guys prefer?
Whatever it is, Send us a screenshot. I would like to see.
Whatever it is, Send us a screenshot. I would like to see.
Here's mine, vscode ofc (would i use anything else ;p)
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uhh, well "the thing" is called "breadcrumbs" / "breadcrumb navigation" but, that's just on by default.. its not something I've changed/added or anything
Thanks, I will add that to my emacs todayuhh, well "the thing" is called "breadcrumbs" / "breadcrumb navigation" but, that's just on by default.. its not something I've changed/added or anything
edit: looks like its togglable in settings if you search "breadcrumbs" though
How is helix ? like its better than vim ?I've been using Helix for a while now. It's like vim or kakoune, has built-in LSP support, and is written in Rust. Multi-cursor support is really nice for manipulating text. You don't need a huge config file with tons of plugins for all of the nice features you want in an editor/IDE.
I use sublime text while I code in RUST & I use VSC while I code in python /c / cpp !!Which text editor/IDE, do you guys prefer?
Whatever it is, Send us a screenshot. I would like to see.
Helix is written in Rust btw.How is helix ? like its better than vim ?
For me it is. I still use vim on machines where I'm not allowed to install helix, but helix makes more more productive and I don't have to install plugins to get the functionality that I want.How is helix ? like its better than vim ?
(add-hook 'python-mode-hook '(lambda () (setq prettify-symbols-alist
'(("lambda" . 955 )
("and" . 8743)
("or" . 8744)
("->" . "→ ")
("<=" . "≤" )
(">=" . "≥" )
("==" . "≟" )
("!=" . "≠" )
("!=" . "≠" )
("*" . "×")
("def" . "𝒻")
("class" . "𝓒")
("in" . #x2208)
("not in" . #x2209)
("not" . "¬")
("return" . #x27fc)
("yield" . #x27fb)
("for" . #x2200)
;; Base Types
("int" . #x2124)
("float" . #x211d)
("str" . #x1d54a)
("True" . #x1d54b)
("False" . #x1d53d)
))))
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