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4 Tips for Creating a Directory Submission Strategy (1) share digg
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Glyph Lefkowitz: The Emacs Test (10) share digg
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I use Emacs. However, unlike some Emacs users, I don't treat it as a religion. In fact, I'd rather be using a more "modern" IDE; one that understands my code on a deeper level and provides things like refactoring tools, integrated debugging, and "view method implementation" that work reliably and don't require weeks of configuration effort to use. One that uses modern UI conventions instead of arcana from the 70s so that my friends who ...

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- Travis B. Hartwell said: Glyph explains very well why Emacs is hard to replace. I, too, am not tied to Emacs and would like something better, but haven't yet found it.
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