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I say this unironically: you may enjoy Vim? I enjoy Vim. It is opinionated (or its defaults are), and when you first encounter it, it makes you ask why anyone
by asymptosis 5y ago
I say this unironically: you may enjoy Vim?
I enjoy Vim. It is opinionated (or its defaults are), and when you first encounter it, it makes you ask why anyone would design something this way ... but then all of a sudden you grok it and you realise that you want everything to be like this.
- nexuist 5y agoI've tried Vim before, and I want to love it, but I never found myself able to enjoy using it as much as VS Code. I know I can probably replicate all the functionality I need with plugins, but at that point it feels like switching for the sake of switching. I used to think I would learn Vim eventually so I could be productive on boxes I SSH into, but then VSC added native SSH/SFTP support and it's been a joy to use that. Completely obliterates any need to code in terminal anymore. That being said, I do enjoy using tmux a lot, especially when performing pen tests and exploring new boxes. So, maybe one day I'll learn to love Vim too?