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When given a tradeoff between intuitivity and other benefits, vi almost always breaks against intuitivity. It's this design philosophy taken to its logical extr
by gfodor 7y ago
When given a tradeoff between intuitivity and other benefits, vi almost always breaks against intuitivity. It's this design philosophy taken to its logical extreme.
- appleflaxen 7y agoThere's a better fit than "intuitive" Vim is extremely intuitive in its compositional behavior; I have never used "67w", but I know exactly what it would do because of composition. I think "discoverability" is closer.