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> the UI can be dense because they can do so much stuff. Vim can do a lot of stuff, but its UI is very minimal. That's because it recognized that there are alr
by xigoi 3y ago
> the UI can be dense because they can do so much stuff.
Vim can do a lot of stuff, but its UI is very minimal. That's because it recognized that there are already many buttons right under your fingers, so there's no point in putting more of them on the screen.
- skydhash 3y agoVim has the potential to do a lot of stuff. It is extensible to a point that you can build any JetBrains' IDE with it (their main selling point is the code analysis part). But right out of the box, editing is its only strong point. GUI is more discoverable than terminal software. You open a project with WebStorm, it can already understand it, and you can configure a build process in a few clicks.