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Well I use Vim more for navigation and skimming around, or reading when I know where I am going. But for opening for example Redis source just wanting to read t
by Philipp__ 9y ago
Well I use Vim more for navigation and skimming around, or reading when I know where I am going. But for opening for example Redis source just wanting to read the source code and learn, I still like Sublime the best for that, it is so smooth and nice looking. Reading source code in Sublime really is a pleasure.
Emacs on the other hand provide very nice integration with various REPLs and functional languages have best tooling in it. Vim I use as terminal editor, and when I do work inside repo, reading diffs and programming in some languages (like C for example).
I really want to switch to only one editor, but whenever I try, I come to the point where I miss the feature of some other one of these 3. : ) I'm bit too weird when it comes to editors and configs...
- Skunkleton 9y agoYeah, I agree with Sublime being super nice to look at and smooth. While I don't use it much anymore, I am still happy that I bought a license.