I've Vim for years been using, but if one thing I could change there was, it the verb-noun order would be. The Kakoune[1] editor mostly like Vim behaves, but wh

I've Vim for years been using, but if one thing I could change there was, it the verb-noun order would be. The Kakoune[1] editor mostly like Vim behaves, but where Vim `dw` as "word delete" has, Kakoune it backwards has: `wd`. It might Germanic sound, but by first the range placing, Kakoune can a preview of what changed will be give. The more the command longer is, the more the command complicated is, the more this feature shines. It strictly better as far as I know is. A shame my muscle memory, and all default installations, are still with Vim stuck. English swaps it around as convenient, so do common computer systems - you can verb(data) or data.verb() in the more popular languages and I think it's no coincidence that the popular languages have both or the languages which have both became more popular. If a choice is a toggle, one size nobody very well it fits.