Floobits has plugins for all major editors, including Vim and IntelliJ, as well as Google Hangouts.
Disclosure: I used Floobits a few times and think it’s awesome 10/10
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Floobits has plugins for all major editors, including Vim and IntelliJ, as well as Google Hangouts.
Disclosure: I used Floobits a few times and think it’s awesome 10/10
Really gave atom a hard try. Back to notepad after a few months. The add-ons are the only advantage, but are grossly overshadowed by the resource consumption this behemoth requires.
I feel likes it's a rehash of emacs vs vi debate from 30 years ago. Emacs needed many megabytes more than vi so people wouldn't use it.
As time goes on the resource usage becomes less of a problem. My 4 year old laptop has 16GB of RAM and I don't really worry about it. I'll get 32GB or 64GB in my next computer. I never liked quibbling over memory. My time is much more important to me and I want the best tools. I also want them to swim in RAM.
Really gave atom a hard try. Back to notepad after a few months. The add-ons are the only advantage, but are grossly overshadowed by the resource consumption this behemoth requires.
Is it only a coincidence that real-time collaboration is being announced both for Atom and VS Code ( https://news.ycombinator.com/item?id=15704376 ) at the same time?
Is it only a coincidence that real-time collaboration is being announced both for Atom and VS Code ( https://news.ycombinator.com/item?id=15704376 ) at the same time?
I wish there was something like this for Intellij.
I'd like to explore whether Teletype can be used across editors in a similar manner.
Really gave atom a hard try. Back to notepad after a few months. The add-ons are the only advantage, but are grossly overshadowed by the resource consumption this behemoth requires.
Yeah, someone complains about the resource usage in every Atom post. I feel likes it's a rehash of emacs vs vi debate from 30 years ago. Emacs needed many megabytes more than vi so people wouldn't use it. As time goes on the resource usage becomes less of a problem. My 4 year old laptop has 16GB of RAM and I don't really worry about it. I'll get 32GB or 64GB in my next computer. I never liked quibbling over memory. M…
Even now the highest end laptops have same 16GB RAM. Sad state of affairs :(