Traitor! ;) That said I have used vim for at least 3 years and I have evaluated emacs a few times, but I come crawling back to vim. For me vi is like zen, so s

Traitor! ;) That said I have used vim for at least 3 years and I have evaluated emacs a few times, but I come crawling back to vim. For me vi is like zen, so simple, yet so complex. Another thing I like about vi is how key bindings make sense, e.g. to delete 2 words I type d2w (delete 2 words), it's lighting fast and very easy to remember - and currently I don't even think when I edit, I just do. I am looking forward for the next posts to hear about his arguments for doing such a radical switch.