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Vim has it’s advantages: - Fast and precise navigation (jumping to files and jumping to some point in the file) - Fast editing command (there’s no need to sel
by skydhash 1y ago
Vim has it’s advantages:
- Fast and precise navigation (jumping to files and jumping to some point in the file)
- Fast editing command (there’s no need to select first, and when you need to selection is fast due to the above)
- Easy extensibility (either custom commands which you can bind to keys, or hooking some logic to editor’s event)
- Integration with external tooling (using the text as input, collecting the output, intepret the output to find location to jump to)
All of these are first citizen in Vim, whereas in some editors, it can only be done with plugins.