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…in reply to @bryanjclark
bryanjclark i have been using vim since ~98, which is a long time, but sublime is a better experience for the dev work i do most of the time. vim still has issues w/ stuff like highlighting or fuzzy finding that are trying to make up for specific ui/platform limitations.On twitter.com
2019 Jul 30
Mood +4 🙂
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…in reply to @nsfmc
bryanjclark i like how vim encourages you to fluidly switch between editing modes, it lets you do a lot without leaving the keyboard, but imo it struggles mightily to emulate "modern conveniences" because it just wasn't designed for it. onivim looks cool though!Permalink On twitter.com
2019 Jul 30
Mood +3 🙂
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…in reply to @nsfmc
bryanjclark i say this as somebody that "returns to vim" every few years and is constantly impressed but never "won over". it feels like it's on me, but i don't think it's my fault anymore. (i still use it all the time when i'm shelling into machines though so w/e)Permalink On twitter.com
2019 Jul 30
Mood +8 🙂