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Emacs and Atom share the architectural aspect of implementing most of their functionality in a higher-level language inside of an execution environment. This ha
by itp 9y ago
Emacs and Atom share the architectural aspect of implementing most of their functionality in a higher-level language inside of an execution environment. This has costs and benefits.
vi had a much simpler structure and much more limited feature set. vim is obviously a much more capable/flexible editor and has scripting support, but is still predominantly written in C.