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Vim for almost all coding (except for Java: I still use vim for rolling out tiny programs but since eclim, the Vim plugin for eclipse is not very good, I am for
by eshvk 15y ago
Vim for almost all coding (except for Java: I still use vim for rolling out tiny programs but since eclim, the Vim plugin for eclipse is not very good, I am forced to use eclipse). I use emacs in vim-mode as a GTD planner, mainly because org-mode is an incredibly useful planning tool that I am able to use on any machine that is linked to my dropbox account as long as I know the markup.
- writetoalok 15y agoI have wondered more than a few times, what it would take to port org-mode to Vim ... I note that someone gave up on the slime port of vim for various reasons ...
- aerique 15y agoAFAIK Slimv is being actively developed and quite usable (although I haven't used it myself): http://www.vim.org/scripts/script.php?script_id=2531 http://www.vim.org/scripts/script.php?script_id=2531 Also wrt org-mode: if one called out to Emacs from Vim for exporting to different formats it shouldn't be too much work.
- eshvk 15y agoForgot to add: One another situation where I would use emacs is if ever I really got into R. ess (emacs speaks statistics) is quite good compared to vim equivalents.