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>saving the user round trip through the config hell rabbit hole modern vim/emacs ecosystems are That used to be a valid problem, but times have changed. For in
by wyclif 2y ago
>saving the user round trip through the config hell rabbit hole modern vim/emacs ecosystems are
That used to be a valid problem, but times have changed. For instance, Neovim has things now like kickstart.nvim and lazy.nvim that solve this problem. I've been test-driving LazyVim for the past month or so and I don't have to config anything anymore because the updates and plugins are sane choices.
- kamaal 2y agovi(m) is still the best command line editing tool out there. And I used is almost a dozen times everyday. But the IDE ship sailed long back. Its just that the modern IDE's simply do a lot out of the box that is just not possible to configure quickly, or well enough outside using packages. Most of the times the packages don't work well with each other. Like the Python's formatter often interferes with vim's modal editing etc. With AI, this will take it a level further apart.