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    zg avatar zg 2 years ago | link | on: Micro, a terminal text editor written in go with syntax highlighting and lua api

    Yet Another Text Editor ™

    Sorry, I’m selfishly sticking with vim. I might try emacs before I die.

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      tudurom avatar tudurom 2 years ago | link

      Why not neovim? I like it especially for Deoplete. The built-in terminal is a plus, too.

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        drs avatar drs 2 years ago | link

        For me, vim “just works” (for my use cases) so i don’t see the reason to switch to neovim.

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          spinda avatar spinda edited 2 years ago | link

          Any idea of what the Haskell support is like? I like the idea of Neovim, but have been leaning toward trying out Spacemacs for the built-in Haskell layer, or Atom and ide-haskell if its Vim support weren’t still subpar (IMO).

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            tudurom avatar tudurom 2 years ago | link

            a simple duck duck go search revealed a potential answer https://www.reddit.com/r/haskell/comments/3wiwhs/anyone_using_neovim/

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          indirection avatar indirection 2 years ago | link

          Yep. I’m about to post some satire.

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          tudurom avatar tudurom 2 years ago | link | on: What are you working on this week?

          I’m writing an AI for the Flood Wars game in C, for a contest. Currently searching for a way to efficiently do minimax/alpha-beta in depth 10.

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            tudurom avatar tudurom 2 years ago | link | on: What are you working on this week?

            This week I’m learning Go with help from the book Introduction in Programming with Go.

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              voldyman avatar voldyman 2 years ago | link

              how are you finding it so far? i kinda like Go, have been using it for all my bots and stuff.

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                tudurom avatar tudurom 2 years ago | link

                i love it. it’s compiled and it has some really nice features. i like how variables are declared, name first, type second.

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              tudurom avatar tudurom edited 2 years ago | link | on: Which shell do you use?

              mksh, because it is extremely simple. It only auto-completes file paths and it helped me learn most UNIX commands better. Because of its limited feature set, it encourages me to write POSIX sh scripts. Also, it is very lightweight and fast.