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    Micro text editor</h2>
    <h3>28-08-2023</h3>
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    I've been using Joe as my go-to shell text editor for years, writing web sites with it, and basically all text writing. Recently I've been looking at Micro as it has a Prettier plugin. This plugin uses Prettier to format your code upon saving your file. Micro is vastly superior to Nano and has a number of useful plugins.
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    I have never been able to be productive with Vim.
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    I'm so set in my ways regarding Joe that I'll have to alias joe to micro in order to use it, but I think it's the way forward.
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    <a href="https://micro-editor.github.io/">https://micro-editor.github.io</a>
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