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For me the productivity boost is mostly a matter of having a suite of very powerful shortcuts/commands that I can use everywhere. I use them in all IDE's (Intel
by thomasahle 9y ago
For me the productivity boost is mostly a matter of having a suite of very powerful shortcuts/commands that I can use everywhere. I use them in all IDE's (IntelliJ, Visual Studio, Eclipse all have great vim plugins); I use them in any terminal I get access to, even when I can't install software; and I use them in less, Chrome, man and other other tools that copy vim's shortcuts either natively or through plugins.
In actual day to day use, it is more a matter of saving my fingers from stressful yoga tricks.
- pweissbrod 9y ago+1 Also consider vim in your web browser (vimperator or vimfx or qutebrowser or vimium) Vim in your file explorer (vifm) Vim in your terminal (tmux in vim-mode) Vim in your mayonnaise for lunch (https://lisalynnfit.vimtoday.com/images/thumbs/0000878_1200.jpeg https://lisalynnfit.vimtoday.com/images/thumbs/0000878_1200....) Vim as a floor wax/desert topping (http://www.mysavings.com/img/link/large/74808.jpg http://www.mysavings.com/img/link/large/74808.jpg) and so forth.
- vetar 9y agoYou mentioned tmux... What is the best counterpart windows solution by you? vim+tmux is awesome.
- nitemice 9y agoI really like the sound of this, and it's one of the reasons I've persisted with learning vim. But I have to admit, I have remapped a fair amount of stuff, so I'm not sure if it would apply to me. Do those vim-mode plugins allow you to remap keys or load your vimrc?