Git Bash on Windows typically includes several text editors, either as built-in options or through external installations. Below is a list of editors you can use with Git Bash and how to open them: 1. Nano (Default Editor) Description : A simple terminal-based text editor that's often the default in Git Bash. Command to Open : nano filename 2. Vim Description : A powerful and widely-used terminal-based editor. Command to Open : vim filename If vim is not installed by default, install it via a package manager like Chocolatey: choco install vim 3. Vi Description : The predecessor to Vim and a simpler terminal editor. Command to Open : vi filename Note : vi might redirect to vim in some systems. 4. Emacs Description : A versatile editor often used by developers. Command to Open : emacs filename Note : Emacs is not included by default in Git Bash but can be installed. 5. Notepad Description : The built-in Windows Notepad editor. Command to Open : notepad filename 6. Notepad++ Descri...
Md. Shaheb Ali
MBA in Marketing
Awarded a full IT
scholarship from
IDB-BISEW for the
Professionals IT Course
Microsoft Certified
Technology Specialist (MCTS)
Certified Android
Application Developer from BITM (SIEP) Project
Certified
Professional in React and Redux from Learn With Sumit (LWS)
Awarded a full IT
scholarship from Stack Learner
Experienced Designer
and Content Creator
Professional Web Application Developer
Social Media
Marketing Specialist
SEO Professional
Jr. Data Analyst
Trainer and
Mentor
Former Web Developer at GSK,
Enfatico, AdPeople, Wunderman,
and Wunderman Thompson.
Currently I am working as a
Web Application Developer
at Hogarth
Duration: 9 years (Present)
I have 12 years of industry-standard experience in web app development,
working with leading agencies in Dhaka, Bangladesh.
I specialize in building and maintaining web applications,
contributing to various high-profile projects.