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As a vim user, I had a bet with a coworker (emacs user): we would switch editors for a week, with the goal of learning another tool for our daily work. Every t
by endlessvoid94 15y ago
As a vim user, I had a bet with a coworker (emacs user): we would switch editors for a week, with the goal of learning another tool for our daily work. Every time one of us complained, we would pay the other $1.
I haven't switched back to vim -- that bet stopped back in November.
- dnquark 15y agoOne of the best things that happened to Emacs in recent years, IMO, is the Evil project (see my blog post for an Emacs user's perspective on it: http://dnquark.com/blog/2012/02/emacs-evil-ecumenicalism/ http://dnquark.com/blog/2012/02/emacs-evil-ecumenicalism/) -- now you don't have to choose between the power of Emacs an the terseness/efficiency of Vim and modal editing. After installing Evil, I've taken to calling Emacs "my thermonuclear editor".
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