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I just can't find a way to get myself to the point where I feel like I prefer vim over VS Code. For making changes in a single small file, vim is good enough a
by shuntress 5y ago
I just can't find a way to get myself to the point where I feel like I prefer vim over VS Code.
For making changes in a single small file, vim is good enough and I enjoy using it. But any time I find myself dealing with bigger changes and multiple or big files (Stuff that is more "Project" scope rather than "Code" scope, if that makes sense) I always feel like I want to be using VS Code instead.
- w0m 5y agovim will ~never have a better debugging experience than VS Code (or any proper IDE) I think; and That's OK. Each tool has it's own uses. I'm a Vim fanboy; but i still do any non-trivial (local) change in Vim. If i have to dev on a build server; local(tmux) Vim vs remote-ssh VSCode it becomes closer.