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...in the lower-right corner of one of my monitors. The right half of the monitor would be a browser window. The left half was VS Code. I would ⌘+TAB to get to the terminal (which was rare). In the top right corner, I would have GitKraken (www.gitkraken.com) which I still like to have handy for...

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...visualizing my commits and managing merge conflicts. Since starting to dig into Claude Code, the size of my terminal window has gotten larger and larger. I now fullscreen it. This might seem weird, why fullscreen a text editor? Because Warp includes a built-in IDE and file browser.

90% of the time, I no longer even need VS Code. I can see all my files in the file browser and edit them directly. Warp renders markdown natively. When what I'm doing is reviewing Claude Code and making simple text changes, almost everything I do now is just inside Warp. (So, good job @warp.dev!)

The only time I use VS Code now is if I need to search across the codebase. In practically all other contexts, I'm just using Warp for everything. The only thing I miss is multi-cursor/multi-select support. (I hope it's coming 😉 @warp.dev.) It's weird not operating out of so many different apps.

kevinatwarp.bsky.social

@kevinatwarp.bsky.social

3 Apr

This is Kevin C from Warp. I actually implemented multi-cursor in the file editors for my starter project. On macOS, you can option-click to add another cursor. Also, we have repo search in the tools panel on the left side of the app. Give it a try and let me know if you have any issues.