>stackoverflow developer survey>neovim at 13.6% with professional devs>rockets up to 23.7% with learn2codersoh no no no neovim bros...
New people probably don't have an existing Vim config, so it makes sense if they just start with Neovim. I can't be fucked switching over to Neovim.
>>108753083Wtf does this even mean? Why is Notepad++ even an option, under "professional developer". People aren't using notepad++ for software development, right? It doesn't support git, what professional devleoper isn't using version control?
>>108754915I'm a pro and I like having my specific isolated version control software because I'll be damned if any IDE that could even potentially have ai in it within 30 feet of my repositories.
What's even the point of learning some gay keybinds when you can just use VScode with inbuilt cool extensions? Vim/neovim is for larpers.
unc uses msvc6
>>108753083I migrated from neovim to vscodeI stopped fighting against the beast, it's not worth the effort.I'll wait and see if any of the rustroon alternative like zed or lapce get any good for C and C++ at some point then maybe I'll switch to one of these.
>>108753083why is emacs filtering all these casuals
>>108755059emacs was not even on their survey (0.1% write-in)
>>108753083>notesovl++sovl
>>108754987You trust your IDE to edit code but but show you the difference? What do you do for a living?
>>108754915Wild concept for a zoomer, but you could just use the terminal to manage git.
Visual Studio Code Chads, we're eating good tonight
>>108755597Again, a retarded non-answer. If you want to visualize git through the terminal exclusively, and interact with it in the terminal exclusively, why aren't you using vim or neovim? Under what circumstances is a terminal heavy professional software developer using fucking notepad++ over vim/neovim?
>>108753083>Vim holds 24% in both cases>Nvim is still basically VimVimchads WON
EMACS BROS AAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAA
>>108756819Maybe that's where he wrote his first line of code and stack with it until today. People make choices for arbitrary reasons, you can't rationalize everything. Anyway, the survey doesn't say they use Notepad++ EXCLUSIVELY, it could well be a very limited usage for most but they checked that box anyway.
>>108754805I made the switch to neoVim after dealing with enough bugs in MacOS's default vim. NeoVim is noticeably more responsive.
>>108757256that probably accounts for 95+% of the vim/neovim
>>108755040chopped unc fr
>>108757269:term has replaced tmux for me
>>108753083I just use VSCode with the vim plugin. Best of both worlds.
