Vim is the best brain-computer interface I've experienced. Once you have enough commands in muscle memory, you can think about what you want the text to do, and

Vim is the best brain-computer interface I've experienced. Once you have enough commands in muscle memory, you can think about what you want the text to do, and it happens. You can look at the screen, decide what you want to do, and then perform complex edits with your eyes closed. I would liken Vim's editing experience to doing kung fu in your head. I tried Atom, but it does not have passable Vim emulation. Sublime's is passable, but many things are missing in comparison to Vim (or neovim).