There’s life beyond VSCode… thought I’d share my dev setup:

• Main monitor: WezTerm¹ running in a three (sometimes four)-way split with Helix Editor² as my main editor, a terminal pane for general commands while working, and Yazi³ usually running in another for working with files/directories in a project.

• Other monitor: Sublime Merge⁴ always running full-screen so I can immediately see exactly what I’ve changed (in real time) as I’m working.

Others (not shown): Browser(s) on a third screen and my laptop’s monitor as a fourth screen sometimes for other apps (read: distractions) :)

What’s yours like?

¹ https://wezterm.org
² https://helix-editor.com
³ https://github.com/sxyazi/yazi
⁴ https://www.sublimemerge.com

#myDevSetup #web #dev #WezTerm #HelixEditor #Yazi #SublimeMerge

joining the church of #emacs (via #doomemacs )...

#magit just isn't as good as #sublimemerge. I can't deny it. which means, I intend to go forward using tools *outside* of emacs, and will never *truly* join the cult.
but that's fine. emacs insists it's a text editor as opposed to an IDE.
...i just don't get to eat lunch at the cool kids' table.

So, I have just renewed my licence for "Sublime Text" and "Sublime Merge" for another three years. That's worth the money to me.  

#sublimetext #sublimemerge #texteditor

Sublime Merge & Sublime Text Upgrade Bundle kaufen?

#SublimeMerge #SublimeText

A very good example of knowing your audience.

#SublimeText #SublimeMerge

I wish Sublime Merge worked better on large git repos. Here is one repo that I work on, and it takes Sublime Merge 20+ min sometimes to just diff changes. Does anyone happen to know of any secret settings to speed it up? Doing `git status` from the command line only takes a couple of seconds, but I much prefer using a GUI for git.

#git #SublimeMerge