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> It’s just useful to know how to use the tools that everyone knows, regardless of whether they should be replaced or improved. This is a perfectly reasonable
by KronisLV 5y ago
> It’s just useful to know how to use the tools that everyone knows, regardless of whether they should be replaced or improved.
This is a perfectly reasonable argument to make and probably reflects the reality of working in the industry pretty well.
That said, I'm still stoked to see what people come up with in the next 20 years.
Maybe gradual improvements like Neovim tried to do. Or perhaps Vim-like text interaction in VSC or JetBrains IDEs, with all of their plugins and ecosystem. Or maybe something even more grand!