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For the record, I've written customizations in most major text editors, here's how I'd rank them in ease of customization, from easiest to hardest: Emacs = Vim
by robenkleene 7y ago
For the record, I've written customizations in most major text editors, here's how I'd rank them in ease of customization, from easiest to hardest:
Emacs = Vim > Atom > BBEdit > TextMate > Visual Studio Code
It mainly comes down to whether a text editor has a built-in place to quickly add customizations, and whether there's a DSL to quickly wrap shell commands. Visual Studio Code has neither.
(Admittedly wrapping shell commands is just the approach to writing customizations that I personally prefer.)
- catalogia 7y ago> Emacs = Vim I don't know about that. I agree they're roughly equivalent in some respects, but elisp is way nicer than vimscript, which is horrifying. Honestly elisp being nicer than vimscript is the primary reason I switched from vim to evil-mode/emacs.