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It's unlikely I would ever move away from (Neo)Vim as my 'main' (i.e., programming) editor, as I find it much more intuitive and comfortable. Instead, I think
by simick 5y ago
It's unlikely I would ever move away from (Neo)Vim as my 'main' (i.e., programming) editor, as I find it much more intuitive and comfortable.
Instead, I think of Emacs + org-mode as a single, separate entity solely for to-do tracking and plain text hierarchical note taking. I find that the conveniences of org-mode for these specific tasks outweighs the otherwise unintuitive (from the perspective of my muscle memory) interface.
- RMPR 5y agoI do the same thing. I use Emacs solely for org-mode (that includes org-roam and org-journal)
- e3bc54b2 5y agoThe good thing about NeoVim getting a real language for its plugins now is that it can start diving into and making uber complex and and uber awesome plugins like org-mode [0] Another good thing is now that org-mode is likely to have a popular and maybe hopefully almost complete second implementation, it'll probably get a proper spec. [0] https://github.com/kristijanhusak/orgmode.nvim https://github.com/kristijanhusak/orgmode.nvim