(stream faq) what is your text editor and why is it not vim?

This is so cool. Never knew that you made it yourself.

"Wait are you using nano ?"

I really wish Anthony on our Vim camp :)

it's cool how stuff just connects, if I had never had that one assignment in that one comp sci course, I woulda never known about curses and woulda never connected it with babi

I'm not Eclipse bashing, but is Eclipse great at anything?

Why is not not vim?

and here is my struggling to write hello world

Sorry still don't get, why not vim? Is it because it's also c based as nano? Then what about neovim, I tried nano before but vim is more flexible in terms of configuration

This is a very cool project. Just installed it on my computer

I would really appreciate if you could make a video about the process of developing this project. That's my favorite terminal text editor btw.

I use pycharm and it seems almost impossible to me to work only in a text editor. But as I think about it, I wonder how many of the tasks I do are actually more productive to do with an IDE. The one that comes to mind first is pycharm's "find usages" feature where it provides a list of usages of a class/method/etc with links to click on to be brought directly to that usage. Also, the TODO panel that shows you a list of all your # TODO: comments.

I really wish we had a Nano like quasi IDE with line numbers, highlighting, minimap, auto completion integration with ctrl+click integrated, and say color substitution for the hsl, rgba, etc stuff. Personally, that's all I want/need along with Nano's keybindings. Your project is cool and I'm mostly competent with Python so think I'll be checking it out! Yes, there's vim/nvim but... meh.

this guy made his own text editor? 🤯

I accidentally wrote 'babi' on my console and thought, 'I'm sure there is a text editor with this name.' I Googled it and found this . Very nice project!