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The website is terrible on mobile and the theming/branding also doesn’t inspire confidence. To me it conjures the idea of people stuck in their way. Then again
by pindab0ter 5y ago
The website is terrible on mobile and the theming/branding also doesn’t inspire confidence. To me it conjures the idea of people stuck in their way.
Then again, don’t judge a book by it’s cover.
- brirec 5y agoI was going to mention that Vim’s website[0] is possibly worse, but then I looked up Neovim’s website[1] which was definitely made with mobile in mind, and isn’t terrible. [0] https://www.vim.org https://www.vim.org [1] https://neovim.io https://neovim.io
- Torwald 5y agoI went to vim.org, I was never there, because I go to church. I find Leo's website worse than vim's. The vim site has a clear green download button. This is a straightforward design feature I like. The picture with the kid and the power tool is funny. I liked that too. Then, a advertising banner on the right colum. Seriously? On the homepage of one of the most [will not bring myself to say a deserved positive adjective here, because I go to church] open source projects. Edit: Church references church of Emacs of course.