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Three things: learning one editor (Emacs) really well, learning new languages that force me to think differently, and as am6100 said, writing a lot of programs.
by jimm 16y ago
Three things: learning one editor (Emacs) really well, learning new languages that force me to think differently, and as am6100 said, writing a lot of programs.
- mattmight 16y agoI've used emacs for 9 years. Last week, on a whim, I went cold turkey to vim. The result: I'm probably staying with a (heavily modded) vim. I added the standard bash/emacs/OS X input keybindings to insertion mode. It feels like the best of both worlds. The moral: it's good to branch out and try new things every now and then. You might get surprised.
- papaf 16y agoI went the other way this year and am now almost totally in Emacs. I recommend trying the vimpulse package for Emacs if you ever want to come back to the dark side.