ed (was a CP/M port of the DEC line editor I think)
WordMaster (predecessor to WordStar)
Turbo Pascal (used the WordStar control keys, I'm not counting WordStar as a code editor but I used it a lot for word processing)
On MS-DOS:
edlin (Microsoft's version of ed I think)
Borland Pascal (yep, still used the WordStar control keys)
On Windows:
PFE (Programmer's File Editor)
Jedit
Notepad++
On Linux:
JOE (used the WordStar control keys)
Gedit (for GUI editing just because it was already there)
Geany (my current Python coding)
Notepadqq (my goto tackle anything editor)
Probably worth noting that while I remember looking at Emacs and Vim in the 1980s I just never took to using them anywhere. I know just enough Vim to let me edit a line or two when I've got a remote terminal mode into something that only has that.
The tweet lacked details, but its my editor progression from when I started coding until today that's the reason why I used 'journey' as the term. I started from Notepad with Vim as my editor for almost everything today which made me interested in how devs progressed with their editors. I hope that clears it.
On the other hand, your editors give me the idea that you're some sort of veteran. Thank you for sharing
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Ah yes, "journey" is the right word.
On CP/M:
On MS-DOS:
On Windows:
On Linux:
Probably worth noting that while I remember looking at Emacs and Vim in the 1980s I just never took to using them anywhere. I know just enough Vim to let me edit a line or two when I've got a remote terminal mode into something that only has that.
The tweet lacked details, but its my editor progression from when I started coding until today that's the reason why I used 'journey' as the term. I started from Notepad with Vim as my editor for almost everything today which made me interested in how devs progressed with their editors. I hope that clears it.
On the other hand, your editors give me the idea that you're some sort of veteran. Thank you for sharing