Show off your Text Editor 👨🏻‍💻

or IDE

Last week we had Show off your Todo List. This week lets inspire each other by showing off our Text Editor and IDE.

Just copy and paste the following format in your comments:

Screenshot:

Theme preference 1: An old hope classic

Theme preference 2: Cobalt 2

Plugins:

List of other themes and extensions I use.

User Settings:

Check out the font and other user settings

Other tips (if any):

• Check out this post.

Let's Go

So let's get started guys.
Go go go!!

Comments

[Jeff Kreeftmeijer]

That’s NeoVim on the left and git on the right in tmux. I use Apple’s Terminal.app, and an updated version of Vim’s default colorscheme, combined with a terminal theme to set colors throughout the whole terminal. I wrote an article about my 16-color setup a while back, if you’d like to learn more.

[Maria Zaitseva]

I'm one of those guys. Using Aquamacs.

It's deeper-blue theme shipped with GNU Emacs.

On different machines I have different sets of packages installed, but my must-haves are evil for vim keybindings, magit, best GIT GUI ever, and ag to use with the_silver_searcher, the best program for searching text in source code.

My config file: github.com/tail-call/.emacs.d/blob...

I use space-prefixed keybindings like in Spacemacs, and they're really fun to use and easy to remember, so if you're emacs+evil user, consider setting up some, too.

[miguel]

I use IntelliJ IDE with the following setup:

• Material Theme UI plugin for the overall UI appearance. Then I customized the colours to match the code color schema
• custom built code color schema inspired by Atom Dash UI
• Fira Code for code ligatures

[Palash Bauri 👻]

Quick Edit : NeoVim

Kind Of IDE : VS Code

VSCode settings.json :

{
    "gitlens.advanced.messages": {
        "suppressCommitHasNoPreviousCommitWarning": false,
        "suppressCommitNotFoundWarning": false,
        "suppressFileNotUnderSourceControlWarning": false,
        "suppressGitVersionWarning": false,
        "suppressLineUncommittedWarning": false,
        "suppressNoRepositoryWarning": false,
        "suppressResultsExplorerNotice": false,
        "suppressUpdateNotice": false,
        "suppressWelcomeNotice": true
    },
    "liveServer.settings.donotVerifyTags": true,
    "liveServer.settings.port": 0,
    "cSpell.userWords": [
        "Gitlab"
    ],
    "python.linting.pylintEnabled": false,
    "python.pythonPath": "/home/palash/anaconda3/bin/python",
    "eslint.packageManager": "yarn",
    "workbench.colorTheme": "Abyss",
    "editor.fontFamily": "Fira Code",
    "editor.fontLigatures": true,
    "editor.fontWeight": "400", // Medium
}

[Grzegorz Ziemonski]

I recently had a mood for it, so I "solarized" my desktop and all the programs:

I'm using Hack as a font and Vim emulation for navigating the code. The rest is pretty standard.

[Sarthak Sharma]

Used Hack before, great font.

[Grzegorz Ziemonski]

What made you switch then?

[Sarthak Sharma]

A post from Addy Osmani. When he shared a screenshot of his texteditor and I fell in love with Operator Mono.

[Tom VanAntwerp]

I'm using VS Code on a vertical monitor so I can write way too much in a single file. Material Theme with default settings. Bracket Pair Colorizer, Better Comments, and indent-rainbow to make things even easier to read.

[Sarthak Sharma]

Damn, I love vertical setups 😍

[Madza]

works, if you are not a tab beast xdd

[lucasprag]

• neovim (my configs github.com/lucasprag/vimlociraptor)
• tmux (my configs github.com/lucasprag/dotfiles/blob...)
• simpleblack (github.com/lucasprag/simpleblack)

I also have some space mappings like spacemacs/spacevim/doom-emacs

[lucasprag]

ah yeah, I use Alacritty instead of iterm or terminal.app because it's GPU accelerated

[Nikita Sobolev]

VSCode

The theme is called ayu. It is awesome!

It is configured the way I like it, here's the full list of settings that I am using.
And I prefer to have a minimal set of plugins.

You can find everything inside my dotfiles repository.

sobolevn / dotfiles

dotfiles for the developer happiness: zsh, brew, vscode, python, node, elixir

sobolevn's dotfiles

Contents

What's in there?

• all my brew dependencies including: applications, fonts, etc. See Brewfile
• all my macOS configuration. See macos
• all my python dependencies. See python/
• all my shell configuration. See shell/ and config/zshrc
• all my vscode configuration. See vscode/

Installation

We are using dotbot to handle any installations. Steps:

1. Clone this repo
2. cd into dotfiles/ folder
3. Run: ./install

CLI

I am using both hyper and Terminal App as terminal emulators I am using zsh with oh-my-zsh as a main shell I also have a lot of tools to make my working experience better Here are some good articles I wrote about my environment:

• "Instant +100% command line productivity boost"
• "Using better CLIs"

I mainly work with three stacks:

• python
• node
• elixir

So, they are configured nice and smoothly. You will have configured version managers, best practices, and useful tools. And some productivity hacks!

I also have php…

View on GitHub

[Ankur Biswas]

Here's my IDE settings:-

Theme: Sapphire (Bright)

Plugins:

User Settings:

[Paweł Smołka]

Spacemacs in evil-mode with enabled transparency. Packages I use are visible on screenshot.