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It's probably best to learn both. I usually switch back and forth. Just spend a week or so forcing yourself to use only vim and you'll never forget it.
by sillysaurus3 10y ago
It's probably best to learn both. I usually switch back and forth. Just spend a week or so forcing yourself to use only vim and you'll never forget it.
- vowelless 10y agoBlasphemy! You should only use vim. (/s kind of... I just love vim too much)
- sillysaurus3 10y agoI used to feel similarly, but vim inside emacs is pretty sweet. The emacs package "evil" gives almost perfect vim emulation. Suddenly the entire emacs ecosystem is available to anyone who knows vim. And the ecosystem is massive.
- joatmon-snoo 10y agoAs a vim user who's yet to learn emacs... wat.
- weaksauce 10y agoTry spacemacs. It's really good. Most advanced vim stuff works as well as or better than in vim.