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Friend... don't try to "switch". Just use multiple tools at the same time. I personally use all: Neovim (great writing/editing experimence, LSP+Treesitter+fzf a
by bartq 3y ago
Friend... don't try to "switch". Just use multiple tools at the same time. I personally use all: Neovim (great writing/editing experimence, LSP+Treesitter+fzf allow you to get really far), Emacs (for Magit), VS Code (if Neovim or Emacs breaks I can still edit the code ;)) and WebStorm to run tests using nice and rich UI.
Don't try to limit yourself artficially.
- zeroDivisible 3y agoI have almost exactly the same habits when using editors mentioned above. I'm not sure if I've been using Vim (neovim now) or Emacs (+evil) for longer, but both have great reasons to be installed at the same time.
- newlisp 3y agoDo you use the vim plugins in vscode/emacs/webstorm?
- bartq 3y agoNo, I use Emacs keybindings in the rest of the tools. Tried to use vim bindings but they don't seem to do everything correctly or smoothly and it annoys me.
- bartq 3y agoActually... I use my own keybindings which are more ergonomic twist of Emacs bindings. For example for moving char left I use C-d and to move word left I use C-S-d (control+shift+d). Convenient to press using both hands (using right shift with pinky). Of course Control is swapped with Caps lock.