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There’s an age factor here, or maybe a certain phase in programmers’ growth (which sometimes they can cycle back into). I am not that old, but I am old enough
by InfiniteRand 6y ago
There’s an age factor here, or maybe a certain phase in programmers’ growth (which sometimes they can cycle back into).
I am not that old, but I am old enough to remember a time when I was really into those power features. Over time you get burned by having to change platforms during career evolution, you get other things taking up your spare bandwidth, and you get slower.
Now learning the power user features just doesn’t have the same appeal
- plorkyeran 6y agoHaving to move on and relearn editors isn't a given. I learned how to use vim 20 years ago, and have used vim or vim modes in IDEs ever since.