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Tried it a few months ago Felt more responsive than neovim/neovide, and out-of-box was great. However, while the selection > verb scheme conceptually made sen
by willeum 4y ago
Tried it a few months ago
Felt more responsive than neovim/neovide, and out-of-box was great.
However, while the selection > verb scheme conceptually made sense, I noticed it took longer to do many basic text editing functions than it would with vim bindings. Perhaps others had a different experience?
- Casperin 4y agoI've used Helix since February, and vim for 20 years prior. For basic edits it's roughly on par now for me (maybe a bit slower?); but then Helix has really neat tree-sitter integration, so as I'm getting more and more used to that, I find myself jumping around code faster and with more precision. I also never have these moments of fat-fingering a key and then have vim go nuts on me. Like I suddenly deleted half the function and ended up in some mode I've never heard of while doing a recursive recording. ... just mentioning that because I believe (but not sure) that it's because of this selection > verb scheme that I don't ever see that happening in Helix :)