I thought each language performs certain roles better, so it depends on the task involved.
Programming is mostly text, so the debate should be vi and emacs, and it’s a fruitless one. Learn both.
Any reason to keep your source code unavailable? I can see a monetary one, and a psychological one (insecurity).
Any time you have to deal with a big field, you should cut it down into human-readable sections.
Neither vi nor emacs is an IDE. A good idea can provide for features like online linting that vi and emacs mostly don’t provide.
I thought each language performs certain roles better, so it depends on the task involved.
Programming is mostly text, so the debate should be vi and emacs, and it’s a fruitless one. Learn both.
Any reason to keep your source code unavailable? I can see a monetary one, and a psychological one (insecurity).
Any time you have to deal with a big field, you should cut it down into human-readable sections.
Neither vi nor emacs is an IDE. A good idea can provide for features like online linting that vi and emacs mostly don’t provide.