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Yeah, I also use VIM bindings in VS Code and love it. When I'm at my desk, in the zone, writing code, my hands pretty much don't leave the keyboard. But when I'
by cehrlich 4y ago
Yeah, I also use VIM bindings in VS Code and love it. When I'm at my desk, in the zone, writing code, my hands pretty much don't leave the keyboard. But when I'm leaning back, browsing through files, etc. I just need to press 'i' once and I have a "normal" IDE.
I couldn't imagine not being able to hover my cursor over something to read its type definitions, cmd+click to go into whatever I'm clicking on, etc.
Sometimes I see one of those videos of a fully tricked out NeoVIM and it looks tempting, but I know I wouldn't actually like it.
- matwood 4y agoI just like modal editing, and know vi keybindings for the most part. Those bindings are also mostly consistent whether I'm in Intellij, VS Code, or some random Unix machine. I'm sure some vim expert would be annoyed at my mouse usage, but like you said, there are tons of useful features exposed.