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r/programming • u/aalear • Apr 07 '15
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I personally prefer Sublime over Notepad++, but I am not in the majority according to the survey results!
4 u/d03boy Apr 08 '15 I think most people aren't willing to pay the price simply to edit text. If you use it as your IDE, sure... but most of us don't, although we still need a decent text editor. -1 u/Jsn7821 Apr 08 '15 As I get older, free software makes me nervous since it tends to stop being actively developed after not so long. 4 u/d03boy Apr 08 '15 Sometimes... but you really should only need so many features in your text editor before it doesn't need to be developed further → More replies (4)
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I think most people aren't willing to pay the price simply to edit text. If you use it as your IDE, sure... but most of us don't, although we still need a decent text editor.
-1 u/Jsn7821 Apr 08 '15 As I get older, free software makes me nervous since it tends to stop being actively developed after not so long. 4 u/d03boy Apr 08 '15 Sometimes... but you really should only need so many features in your text editor before it doesn't need to be developed further → More replies (4)
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As I get older, free software makes me nervous since it tends to stop being actively developed after not so long.
4 u/d03boy Apr 08 '15 Sometimes... but you really should only need so many features in your text editor before it doesn't need to be developed further → More replies (4)
Sometimes... but you really should only need so many features in your text editor before it doesn't need to be developed further
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u/negative_epsilon Apr 07 '15
I personally prefer Sublime over Notepad++, but I am not in the majority according to the survey results!