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As a long-time evil-mode / emacs user, I would say your comment is pretty accurate. Two objections come to mind at the moment:: * vim keybindings have helped
by NateEag 6y ago
As a long-time evil-mode / emacs user, I would say your comment is pretty accurate.
Two objections come to mind at the moment::
* vim keybindings have helped my RSI significantly (and before you go there, I got RSI when I was an IDE user, before I focused on on Emacs)
* Using Emacs and building my own config has not made me massively more efficient at the workflow level, but it has taught me a great deal about software design and development than I would have otherwise learned.
- pvg 6y agoOh I'm just snarking at 'modal text editing is some programming superpower'. I've had RSI scares and similarly odd change-of-habit relief. As to the second thing, it occurred to me recently that my .emacs is old enough to vote and probably still contains bits of other people's .emacsen that were old enough to vote when I first edited it.
- aliceryhl 6y agoRegarding RSI, I find vim keybinds critical for voice-based interaction with a computer. It really makes a large difference when it hears the wrong thing.