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If you use vim to its utmost a plugin that emulates vim in another editor pales in comparison. It is like learning to play an instrument. Some people stop digg
by macinjosh 6y ago
If you use vim to its utmost a plugin that emulates vim in another editor pales in comparison.
It is like learning to play an instrument. Some people stop digging into it when they learn to play a few tunes but the true beauty comes out when you really invest the time into it.
- scruple 6y agoI used VsVim for a number of years and felt the same way. Eventually, I was back in vim full-time (moved on from the projects/team that required Visual Studio). I've spent the last year migrating to neovim. I've spent the last month getting into some C# development and the VS Code neovim integration is very well done. It's not the same, and I will not be switching to VS Code for anything other than this C# work (for the foreseeable future, I just really like neovim...), but it's not an emulation layer (with this plugin the VS Code editor is a neovim instance in the backend) and it doesn't feel like one, either.