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>In fact, any IDE (or any coding environment) lacking VIM bindings is broken. Not a fact. You just prefer vim bindings, which is fine. Other people prefer othe
by guipsp 4y ago
>In fact, any IDE (or any coding environment) lacking VIM bindings is broken.
Not a fact. You just prefer vim bindings, which is fine. Other people prefer other schemes, which is also fine.
- AlchemistCamp 4y agoVIM bindings are a very, very common preference and were one of the first suggestions I got when dealing with repetitive stress injuries from extensive computer use and were key for my recovery. It was also key several others I know who have been through similar, albeit less extreme injuries. I'm all for IDEs supporting many different bindings, but lacking VIM bindings is an accessibility issue and shuts out a significant % of the possible users.