I have rather been enjoying MS Visual Studio Code of late. Ten years ago when I was deep in my Linux phase the thought of anything Microsoft would make me burst into flames.

Question - Am I now evil, having turned my back on sublime text, atom and a plethora of other editors?

Na you are fine, because you can accept change and try different things :)

Although vsCode is from Microsoft, it is open source so that’s something I wouldn’t have thought we be possible for MS either 10 years ago.

On that note, vsCode is probably the best editor around at the moment, and I come from atom/dream weaver/eclipse/sublime/vim (I still use eclipse for 1 project 😭)

@C0D4

I started on Dreamweaver, but It seemed to get left behind, in the end, I was only using it because of it's inbuilt FTP window (and that didn't always work as it should).

@fuck2code

Dude Emacs.... :)

@fuck2code

:)

@cervantes01 dreamweaver stopped receiving any decent updates when adobe bought out macromedia. I can open dreamweaver today and nothing has really changed.

@fuck2code you are right enough, I pinched the image from a really bad article with a comic attached as I thought it was funny, totally missing the lack of a 'm.'

I'm not a morning person lol.

@C0D4

Sad but true, I still use photoshop though, but hardly touch anything else now. Haven't used fireworks in years.

I'm not that uncommon though, I think Adobe has peaked in the web/dev community and is now on the backslide.

@cervantes01 unfortunately they’ve gone after the designers with iMacs who’ll pay for things 🙁

Since they took forever to kill of flash they dropped the ball in being in a decent place in web technologies.

Also brackets.io is only useful if you work with a designer that sends PSDs to you.

@C0D4

I'm a dev with an Imac, honestly when I bought it I fell for all of the apple hype and thought that it would change my life. Truthfully it doesn't do anything any better or worse than my old windows machine that I now use for testing. My windows machine is better in lots of ways as I can play games on it. We all know that gaming on a mac sucks ass.

@cervantes01 don’t get me wrong I own a mac, regret spend really ☹️

I wanted to get into app dev with iOS, started learning , getting something running in Swift but the dev license was just a drain without actually producing something remotely worthy of releasing.

So gave up and now I have a paper weight.

Macs are just so restrictive and feel worse then windows for power users overall.

@C0D4

It looks nice though :)

Mine certainly impresses guests, they think that I must be good and/or professional as I own an Imac!

@rEaL-jAsE but i dont use the mac.

my daily is windows with VM's for servers and mintos.

I totally agree with you the c++ debugging features are amazing