Text Editor

I've been using it since 1999

I only used Neovim for a short time, and I knew it wouldn't replace Emacs as my goto "text editor", but it did leave me impressed. I wouldn't be surprised if Neovim replaces Vim as the most popular iteration of Vi in the future. From the little I've used of it, I'd say it's wort...

From my point of view atom surpass Sublitext which is not fully free, with close functionnality to it. The only limitation relies on the CPU/Memory usage... but I hope this will be fixed in future

Very fast, extensible, great community of developers, easy to use, has built-in terminal, debug and lint capabilities, preview for markdown, html and other formats

I use it with NVAlt for seamless notes syncing across ios and Mac. It's clean, totally minimal and distraction-free, it's been constantly updated for years. It has all manner of powerful extensions built-in too.

Great if you are used with the IDEA engine.

Simple and fast

light and easy to use

Not the best IDE ever (lacks many things like multi-line indentation with the tab key, multi-line cursor like in VSCode or Vim, cross-files search and replace). Also sometimes the autocompletion isn't that smart (when you use [] in \includegraphics[]{, it cannot auto-complete). But the developper is acti...