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I have dabbled in spacemacs a tiny bit and I have been using vim for years. Basically I think there are two ways to learn spacemacs. Method 1 1. Become profi
by dfrey 10y ago
I have dabbled in spacemacs a tiny bit and I have been using vim for years. Basically I think there are two ways to learn spacemacs.
Method 1
1. Become proficient in vim
2. Become proficient in emacs
3. Learn spacemacs keyboard shortcuts
Method 2
1. Become proficient in emacs
2. Become proficient in vim
3. Learn spacemacs keyboard shortcuts
I'm a vim user, but I know almost nothing about emacs, so I am having a tough time adopting spacemacs. The basic editing features are a flawless reproduction of vim, but when I do `set textwidth=99` it doesn't work. Then I end up googling how to do this in spacemacs which is apparently `spc : set-fill-column <enter> 99`. This is just one example, but there are many others if you try to do anything different from the spacemacs defaults.
- deepaksurti 10y agoI have also been a Vim user for a decent while now. I try to minimize the number of plug-ins that I use, lest I get into the plugin circus. To migrate to Spacemacs, I just replicated my workflow. Earlier I would use `find . ...` extensively for complex grep. I figured the equivalent in Spacemacs. For file navigation I used the NerdTree. I again looked up the key bindings for file navigation. So on, so forth. I now have a pretty decent spacemacs setup. I would think, this can also classify as a third method, without having to become proficient in Emacs.