I'd recommend learning your way around both vim and emacs. I'm primarily an emacs user myself, but vim comes in very handy once in a while. You can edit code i

I'd recommend learning your way around both vim and emacs. I'm primarily an emacs user myself, but vim comes in very handy once in a while. You can edit code in an extremely productive manner in either editor, but you will be able to (pretty much literally) bend emacs to your will (allowing you to edit more or less however you want to) within a month or so of using it.