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The vim tricks I got used to in the past 15 years are neat for a quick remote edit, however, nowadays I enjoy RAM eating smart editors like vs code and intellij
by nurettin 7y ago
The vim tricks I got used to in the past 15 years are neat for a quick remote edit, however, nowadays I enjoy RAM eating smart editors like vs code and intellij which makes me satisfyingly efficient without remembering to use my shortcuts.
What I do is mostly refactoring, finding files by name or contents and moving cursor to places I've been in which provides seamless navigation between files as well.
- WorldMaker 7y agoIt's possible to get a best of both worlds setup if you try. Have you tried the Vim plugin for VS Code? The VS Code plugin is interesting in context of this Neovim update because it will actually use parts of Neovim as a "native library" to speed some operations (mostly ex commands), if Neovim is installed. https://github.com/VSCodeVim/Vim https://github.com/VSCodeVim/Vim
- Koshkin 7y ago> a best of both worlds Or the worst.