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OTOH those all have different keybindings, but just about everything has vim keybindings available somehow. I've found it useful to learn vim keybindings becaus
by gaganyaan 3y ago
OTOH those all have different keybindings, but just about everything has vim keybindings available somehow. I've found it useful to learn vim keybindings because of that. I actually use them for emacs via evil.
- deafpolygon 3y agoHow often are you working in Eclipse AND Visual Studio on the same project? If you're working in an IDE, it's pretty useful to have the standard keybindings. You may have standard vim bindings mostly to manipulate text. But there are bindings in other IDEs to find next definition/declaration of the function under the cursor, debugging, refactoring, and so on. Within the same IDE, you will find most people don't customize those. At least, in my experience, anyways.
- jacobr1 3y agoA long time ago, I switched from emacs to vim, because I switched to a company that used Sun Solaris in production, and it didn't have emacs and ssh'ing into boxes was common need. They didn't have vim, either, just vi.