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IMO it doesn't matter whether one is skilled in command line tooling or graphical tooling these days. Try both and see which makes you more effective. I use S

IMO it doesn't matter whether one is skilled in command line tooling or graphical tooling these days. Try both and see which makes you more effective. I use Sublime 80% of the time and Vim the rest. Certain things like refactoring across files and multi-file find and replace I can just do so much faster in Sublime. I also use Tower over the command line git client to make advanced things much faster (and not require a Google search).

skdotdan 10y ago
I will take a look at Tower, thanks! I know that I should try both, but which should I start with first? Because in order to be able to really try a tool such as Vim, I reckon that you have to spend at leat several months. So maybe the order is important.
- tedmiston 10y ago
  With Vim, you're right, but that's also one of the most extreme examples. I would stay start with whichever has a lower upfront learning curve, which in most cases means the GUI.
  - skdotdan 10y ago
    Good point.