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There's churn in the Vim world too. Plugins and plugin managers change. For example, with Neovim, Packer and Mason are apparently what's good to use now, and Ma
by cercatrova 4y ago
There's churn in the Vim world too. Plugins and plugin managers change. For example, with Neovim, Packer and Mason are apparently what's good to use now, and Mason literally came out 3 months ago. I guess if you don't use many plugins (and aren't trying to make Vim a full fledged IDE) then it's fine, but if you are, there's a lot of churn to go through.
- scajanus 4y agoWhat I've found over the last 2 jobs/3 laptops is that I'm quite comfortable starting working and being productive with vi, and then over time I start setting 'nocompatible' when I need some feature from Vim, and then some weeks in add a vimrc/init.vim.
- tarboreus 4y agoThere's approximately zero churn in Emacs. Moved up four major versions a few years ago and I think I had to regigger one line in my config, out of a config of over 2000 lines.