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Popularity isn't really a good argument. It could either be because it's a good way to edit text, or because of inertia and extreme conservative nature of deve

by Peaker 10y ago

Popularity isn't really a good argument. It could either be because it's a good way to edit text, or because of inertia and extreme conservative nature of developers.

hellofunk 10y ago
I made no claim about popularity. I did make a claim about productivity. Big difference.
- Peaker 10y ago
  > Why do you think so many IDEs come with vim emulation I was referring to the claim that a popular choice amongst IDE makers meant it was a good idea.