re commit to memory. I put forth that a programer's editor is the most important thing to commit to memory. Also, with vim you commit to muscle memory. Vim

re commit to memory. I put forth that a programer's editor is the most important thing to commit to memory. Also, with vim you commit to muscle memory. Vim is "far behind he state of the art" same way Lisp is. That is it's so far beyond state of the art that it takes most editors/people years to realize what they have is just a weak / limited implementation of vim. Given that, I STRONGLY believe people's brains work different. And what may be the most awesome editor for us is not the same for you. Given that, you can not know if vim is for you without using it (daily for programming editing) for at least a year.