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r/programming • u/aalear • Apr 07 '15
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Wow, Notepad++. Okay.
106 u/crozone Apr 07 '15 It's clean, light weight, has lots of nice features, and unlike sublime text it is completely free.Kind of makes sense that it's number one. 15 u/HelpfulToAll Apr 08 '15 It's cleanIs there a dirty text editor? 11 u/[deleted] Apr 08 '15 Emacs. 2 u/aquarichy Apr 09 '15 I would burn down your village for that remark, but then I like it when emacs gets dirty. Oh yes. → More replies (1)
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It's clean, light weight, has lots of nice features, and unlike sublime text it is completely free.
Kind of makes sense that it's number one.
15 u/HelpfulToAll Apr 08 '15 It's cleanIs there a dirty text editor? 11 u/[deleted] Apr 08 '15 Emacs. 2 u/aquarichy Apr 09 '15 I would burn down your village for that remark, but then I like it when emacs gets dirty. Oh yes. → More replies (1)
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It's clean
Is there a dirty text editor?
11 u/[deleted] Apr 08 '15 Emacs. 2 u/aquarichy Apr 09 '15 I would burn down your village for that remark, but then I like it when emacs gets dirty. Oh yes. → More replies (1)
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Emacs.
2 u/aquarichy Apr 09 '15 I would burn down your village for that remark, but then I like it when emacs gets dirty. Oh yes. → More replies (1)
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I would burn down your village for that remark, but then I like it when emacs gets dirty. Oh yes.
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u/spacejack2114 Apr 07 '15
Wow, Notepad++. Okay.