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> I wouldn't put that much importance into a specific editor vi and emacs are a bit special because they have demonstrated extreme longevity. So in the spirit
by frou_dh 4y ago
> I wouldn't put that much importance into a specific editor
vi and emacs are a bit special because they have demonstrated extreme longevity. So in the spirit of the original question, it could actually be prudent to commit to one of those from the get-go and the mastery could compound and last your entire career.
- Comevius 4y agoI'm fluent in both, these days I use Helix. Vim and Emacs users tend to be busy playing with their editors, it's a distraction most people don't need. I never did either.