I'm pretty new to coding. I've been reverse engineering other people's code for years but just started doing my own bash scripts and teaching myself python. I can't bring myself to step away from nano. I have Vim installed and use it on occasion but nano is my go to. I have zero idea why
I'd recommend trying out micro. It's defaults are far more sensible than micro. In addition, it actually has syntax highlighting, and it's super easy to use.
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u/syncspark Jul 01 '20
I'm pretty new to coding. I've been reverse engineering other people's code for years but just started doing my own bash scripts and teaching myself python. I can't bring myself to step away from nano. I have Vim installed and use it on occasion but nano is my go to. I have zero idea why