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> But what's so bad about Emacs? The time you have to devote to learn it. I get that when you are used to it and use it you get that time back, but I haven't
by JaumeGreen 10y ago
> But what's so bad about Emacs?
The time you have to devote to learn it.
I get that when you are used to it and use it you get that time back, but I haven't had a job where I could use that, and when I had time I was more of a vi person.
On can go up so many learning cliffs until he gets tired of that and just yearns for interfaces that are similar to the ones already known or so easy that no learning is necessary to start using them.
- qwertyuiop924 10y agoVIM has at least decent Lisp support, with a version of Paredit, and SLIMV. I don't know if there's any CIDER equivalent for Clojure development, though.