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I've said this elsewhere in this thread, but— With this you can use Sublime Text's UI (chrome, file browser, and smooth scrolling—all better than Vim's) with V
by beaumartinez 13y ago
I've said this elsewhere in this thread, but—
With this you can use Sublime Text's UI (chrome, file browser, and smooth scrolling—all better than Vim's) with Vim's input mode. Best of both worlds.
- dllthomas 13y agoThere do seem to be things that Sublime does better, but some of us don't want chrome. I work mostly in terminals in ratpoison for a reason...
- lunixbochs 13y agoI split the difference. I use Vim if I'm in a server somewhere or if I'm already looking at the command line for git or ag or something. I usually use Sublime when working on a whole project at once.
- dllthomas 13y agoI certainly don't begrudge you your workflow, it just doesn't match mine. I manage my entire project from a combination of vim and shell, to the point of running my tests from my makefile and making sure error messages have meaningful (in so far as is possible) file:line: info in a format vim will understand so I can easily jump to meaningful pieces.
- ngokevin 13y agoChrome can be hidden. That's what I like about it, it has heavy built-in customization.
- dllthomas 13y agoYes, but addition of chrome that I then hide isn't better chrome (for me).