If you don’t use it that often, you might wanna try the Emacs plugin for VS Code instead.

To be clear, this plugin is only a keymap, and just extends the built in Emacs-style keymap option of VSCode. If you did much/any mapping of any keys in Emacs, or are looking to expose more Emacs-like features, you're SOL. VWCode is simply unable to support most Emacs editing features without a significant engine expansion, and that's beyond the ability of plugins to add.

What on earth are you talking about?

Do you have any recommendations?

Yes the best one is https://marketplace.visualstudio.com/items?itemName=tuttieee...

Does it support Windows? I don’t see a Windows version on the GitHub releases page.

Hi! Not yet, unless you use it with containers.

With wsl (or docker desktop), for non production tooling, I don't think it's relevant anymore.

(I'm not saying it's on par with linux, I'm just saying it's usable)

First time hearing about the Helix editor, and I gotta say — it really caught my eye. I’m not super familiar with Vim, but I’m definitely gonna install Helix and give it a try.

The algorithms are getting kinda scary now — they probably know me better than I know myself.

True. AI might not have a soul, but it’s become an absolute lifesaver for me.

To really get the most out of it though, you still need to have solid knowledge in your own field.

It does look pretty solid, but whenever I’m building a desktop app with Rust, Tauri is always the first thing that comes to mind.

Looks like they’re not developers after all

Thanks a lot for this awesome informative post, I genuinely learned a ton from it!

Running a local LLM sounds like a solid use case, just not sure if it actually performs as well as the description claims.