#text editors

[subvertcity]

we've been working on a game for the usagi engine jam going on rn.

Bringing this up because we've been using the Helix Editor, which is a terminal editor akin to Vim. Been finding it easier than NeoVim due to having stuff by default that would be plugins in NeoVim like Treesitter, and it's highlight first UX philosophy.

It get our seal of approval.

[emiliebayle]

[hemthead]

If you're on a laptop with integrated graphics, apparently IDEs like pycharm use 70% CPU choppy-style when scrolling... come over to neovim (lightweight text editors in general, ig).

I didn't realize y'all were suffering so much...

[emiliebayle]

[emiliebayle]

[cbvaseline]

i love writing (and honestly im pretty good lol) but I struggle with the creative part of it so if anyone needs help with beta reading and editing please let me know I'd love to help!!

i've been really into byler fica lately, so I'd love to see some of those!

[sludge-life-daily]

here’s something silly: i heard linus torvalds say somewhere that he doesn’t use syntax highlighting, so i turned it off in vim…

honestly it’s great because one day, when im better at programming, i’ll turn it on and it will be like when rock lee takes off the ankle weights.