VSCode? I'm a VIM master, can't you see?

[@Virbox]

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[@linusbot]

What is wrong with your eyes while coding? Why are they so small?(Just asking for a friend)

[@Virbox]

​@@linusbotjust focusing, you know 😄

[@8.1DEV]

_"Ugly is always better than Fancy."_ -Virbox

[@m2x07]

vim users... vscode users... then there are people who use the vim extension in vscode

[@tpkowastaken]

thats me

[@wewduck6874]

I use vim mode In kate

[@samiraouinette4439]

The best of both worlds

[@TheSolidSnakeOil]

@@wewduck6874 How do you look at yourself in the mirror?

[@LW0077]

one thing that makes vscode great is its vim extension

[@fincali197]

it still sucks

[@FranciscoAvila-wz7si]

I've tried it, is not bad. But is just not that usefull for advanced movement.

[@wewduck6874]

Seeing a sponsor in Virbox video is weird for some reason

[@SlexisSlacks]

On a 2 minutes skit nevertheless

[@paulogodinho3275]

Specially a subscription based one, I would understand a one time purchase. Anyway, good for him that he is getting paid, love his channel.

[@wewduck6874]

To be clear, I don't think it's bad. Just a bit weird seeing Virbox doing an ad read

[@dhupee]

He's becoming big guy rn

[@deltapi8859]

I have to announce with a certain degree of shame, that my default desktop application has become VSCode for almost everything... Damn you MS, but this time you really put out something that I can truly call "my guilty pleasure". I do use the vim plugin in VSCode though.

[@GSBarlev]

The PyCharm flatpak was broken for a minute, and I used VSCode for about a month. If it had been my first full-fat IDE I would have probably loved it, but there were too many little annoyances (mostly around the built-in interpreter) that I ended up downloading the official JetBrains toolbox like some sort of _mac user_ 🤢

[@deltapi8859]

@@GSBarlev yeah, I think for python PyCharm is better. However for people who want little intervening and have to work with the terminal intimately VSCode is sufficient and actually helps you with that workflow.

[@GSBarlev]

​@@deltapi8859I'll take your word for it. I said "interpreter" when I meant "terminal" and I'm remembering now what the worst parts were: - Default shell wasn't bash (on Linux!) - Default VSCode keybinds overrode bash keyboard shortcuts (I want to say it was either Ctrl-E or Ctrl-K) Sure these are things you can fix in the VSCode settings, but if I wanted to spend most of my development time customizing my configuration, I'd just use emacs. 🤣

[@deltapi8859]

@@GSBarlev I've been to lazy to learn emacs. I haven't even realized that there is no bash in VSCode ... It does tabcomplete and pipe etc. for loops etc don't seem to work, but running bash scripts as files does. Pretty interesting. Never realized.

[@justsomeonepassingby3838]

For the advertisement, you should have started with "I'd like to interject for a moment"

[@enderprism]

for that matter, i use Doom Emacs

[@fool2740]

ARE YOU OUT OF UR MIND!!!!

[@enderprism]

@@fool2740 nevermind i switched to astronvim

[@gregm1457]

I'm an emacs guy (x11 and tty as neede) and I think the vim dude has it right. A cow-orker got me to install vscode on my windows laptop. I ran it for a bit, and I was like, ewww

[@rainbowskeppy5292]

both vim and emacs users agree that vscode sucka

[@pavelvisek4374]

This is exactly my experience, now I can say Im proud Vim user, but before I was noob using vscodium

[@kyonas6047]

i like vscodium i only tried helix (cuz i was a rust devoloper at the time)

[@lonelyshpee7873]

I am currently at a point where I use both. I used to avoid vim, only using it if I absolutely needed to. The idea of spending hours upon hours learning all the keyboard shortcuts and building muscle memory. But after actually using it for some time, I realized these things can be learned simply through experience. I am slowly getting more comfortable with it.

[@siriusmart]

Personally, I believe it's all a matter of perspective. There can also be some good GUI applications, just like RISE OF KINGDOMS!

[@oleksiygavriuk1002]

0:23 there should be the reflection of the VSCode guy in your pc case, or did you record your hallucination?

[@Originalimoc]

public static void main

[@alpharius-l]

I cant get use to vscode even after trying to use for 6 months. QT always in my heart. As well as vim for editing configs.

[@kyonas6047]

i just use zen mode and alt tab to move around its not that fancy but i like it

[@roeesi-personal]

I'm pretty sure VSCode has a plugin that makes the key bindings the same as Vim's

[@Vilematrix]

Now he enters control C

[@_Admin]

background music from the sponsor is from club penguin

[@Virbox]

Haha Club Penguin music is nice, but that one I wrote by myself :)

[@martingeorgiev999]

Vscringe vs Vimchad

[@sama7496]

what color is your org mode ? emacs is the superior text editor

[@SuadoCowboy]

windows notepad users:

[@Neptuniaone]

maniac...

[@parnashwind]

That thing is actually more difficult to use than VIM .....

[@AzenalBaidin]

lmao, this is accurate asf, i tried to use vscode and got confused by a lot of button, too much using mouse, the keybinding is weird (windows weird), i straight go back to vim and suffering because one of my plugin wrecked my nvim. but goddamn those plugin on vscode are very interesting

[@infinityvoid3210]

Meanwhile Me who uses VIM on Vscode and IntelliJ

[@rotteegher39]

Вім !!! Я сам користуюся Неовімом! Не очікував відео такого! Я тебе відчуваю що VSCode це b**ls**t

[@kotowhiskas-7630]

Теж неовім чад арч юзер! Ганьба майкро-банді та їх "інструментам"!!!!

[@rotteegher39]

@@kotowhiskas-7630 Ай юз Арч Бай зе вей Linux rottarchOS 6.3.9-arch1-1 #1 SMP PREEMPT_DYNAMIC Wed, 21 Jun 2023 20:46:20 +0000 x86_64 GNU/Linux

[@kotowhiskas-7630]

I use arch btw

[@blahblahlaboratory9381]

heheh sure, why for you need vscode if there is lunar vim and neovim with shit load of options, and beautiful themes.

[@Maramowicz]

Have you even tried KDevelop?

[@Virbox]

No I didn't

[@TheMetalkon]

Visual Studio FTW 😉

[@skelebro9999]

who'll tell him vscode has vim mode (via an extension)

[@2k_sevyumt]

vim is way more lighter than vscode. vim is usually under 10 mega bytes.

[@pierreollivier1]

I've actually never got into vscode for the simple reason that I couldn't understand how to code in it, nothing feels intuitive at all, you can't identify which plugins to install, and even then you have to configure so much stuff, just to have something steal 8gb of ram for some simple c /cpp code, also bad support for assembly. For the keybindings specifically, you have so much keybindings by default, none of which you actually want to use, there is no obvious way to deactivate all that crap to reconfigure it, you have to make some special json config for any c code you want to do, The vim plugins is terrible because of the fact there is so many vscode keybindings, like I've tried multiple time to go vs code, thinking I could make it work, but I just can't, I must be stupid

[@archsapostle1stapostleofth738]

Fix your keyboard, 'vim master' Also, there is vim(and even neovim) extension in vscode

[@Virbox]

What's wrong with the keyboard?

[@archsapostle1stapostleofth738]

@@Virbox it sounds like the cheapest membrane keyboard with sand in stabilizers

[@uwuzote]

Well i switched to superior GNU operating system (GNU/linux) and use nvim-like modal editor Helix written in Rust so it is ⚡blazingly-fast ⚡memory-safe ⚡ Mostly because dmenu somehow broken on my system and i don't to leave terminal lol

[@sontaimnt]

Now make it with Emacs.. and the vscode guy should be the vim one.. just for fun The once who disliked are VSC Fans

[@noooonotko6bxl]

now tell him to use emacs

[@wilder6408]

You missed the opportunity to joke about the neovim extension for vscode.

[@aarond309]

the one thing that VSCode has over Neovim for me, which I can’t seem to replicate, is its handling of git conflicts. It’s such a great three window diff, with no git markers to be found. I still open vscode whenever i’m hit with merge conflicts. if I could find a better way to do this in neovim, I would uninstall vscode

[@civismesecret]

vscodium

[@lifeshort2602]

Vscopium

[@BareMetalPosting]

this mf straight up makes a quarter of the video an ad xddd

[@SB-qm5wg]

codium is good.

[@antibts31]

İ use notepad++ or sometimes ms notepad

[@jorgealarconalvarez]

I loved the video

[@GSBarlev]

The only inaccurate part of this is that after 2m36s I'm most likely still waiting for VSCode to *finish starting up*

[@bitByte109]

Yes, VSCode for noobs

[@tiffanyghostfox6992]

Hehe I use nano

[@pzkmpfIV]

nah... emacs is better

[@martingeorgiev999]

Базиран Александър I Батенберг

[@aintea2122]

VSCode ? Too much bloat Vim ? Still too much bloat Linux masters only use Vi

[@0fie.]

vim == vi

[@cyberzombie038]

Nah, nano is best

[@SashikaSandeepa]

Ed is the best

[@dumbut]

lol

[@koduflower2000]

First!

[@koduflower2000]

I'm a Vim master too!

[@koduflower2000]

Like I said, the style of the video is definitely improving! Love your content, Virbox! Keep it up! 😍

[@FriskGamer1]

Girst