First thing to do after installing a new text editor:

Install shitloads of extensions until you can't open the editor anymore.

Am I the only one who doesn't use extensions?

@itsdaniel0 yes

I found atom to be the easiest to get to that point

Plain sublime or nvim does the job just fine, who the hell needs the bloated atoms and Ms code is a bad joke.

@itsdaniel0 yes

Not true. I have 20 or so different plugins on my sublime and it still fires up/works blazingly fast.

@itsdaniel0 Yes

@fuckinghipsters vs code is one of the best text editor right now. I'll say better than atom

Idk netbeans has build in php and JavaScript support plus build in local versioning and git support. Enough for me :)

@tahnik it's a classic Ms fuckup. They try to do something and do it wrong. Vs code is not a text editor, it's got so much bloated functionality that it's basically eclipse.

It just enables stupid people to do stupid things in a more sophisticated way.