used vim for ten years now. I have wanted to try this out but stuck in my ways with vim. To me one of the great selling points of vim (I use strictly in termina

used vim for ten years now. I have wanted to try this out but stuck in my ways with vim. To me one of the great selling points of vim (I use strictly in terminal, I didnt even know there was a gui) is that no matter what machine I am on, I basically always have my code editor available to me. my .vimrc is about 10 lines, growing at a pace of maybe 1 line a year, and it’s in my head. If I need to switch machines, no big deal, just install my favorite flavor of vim and shell and I’m good to go almost instantly, vs the typical fuss a lot of other editors have to feel “just right.” vim out of the box is really good without much fuss, providing you have got past the learning curve - which admittedly, is steep.