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by euroclydon 3088 days ago
I just started writing a GAE Python app, and I needed a good, free editor for my Mac. I chose vscode, and it's been superb. Hitting shift+cmd+p for any command, the python tooling, and the default keyboard bindings are great.

I wouldn't recommend switching away from Visual Studio to vscode, for .NET work, but for a new language/project, it's a great choice.

So now I started editing an asciidoc file in vscode on windows, since it's a productive text editor, but the back, forward, previous, next, kill, killall key bindings are all Windows-like and not Emacs/Unix like. Fortunately, it's was easy to add the six bindings in their fancy settings cascade text editor.