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I have switch to subl for coding, only sometimes on the ssh client to edit some stuff on server need vim
by lymanlai 13y ago
I have switch to subl for coding, only sometimes on the ssh client to edit some stuff on server need vim
- ulisesrmzroche 13y agoI did this too, but I'm using the Vintageous plugin which has very good vi emulation. Not everything, of course, but it's got some momentum, has a ton of features already(most of the ones I know by muscle memory anyway) and gets frequent updates. So far it feels awesome, this modal editing with modern features, but I haven't used Sublime Text 3 enough to form a good opinion on why I like it yet. Mostly, I'm like "that minimap is pretty cool!". But I'm also using it like vim, so it's not like it's all sublime anyway.
- mmgutz 13y agoWhy does everyone love that minimap? It takes up space and you get the same result by clicking/dragging the scollbar. My co-worker uses it like a big fat scrollbar.
- lsiebert 13y agoI think because it provides a visual reference for not just where in the file you are, but how the whole file looks, and lets you say, "I want to go there." Actually, I think you could probably make a vim plugin that emulated it's functionality, though probably not with it being readable.