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Since I started to use Vim, I can't switch to any other editor or IDE. It's not because Vim editor is so great or because I don't like those niceties that other
by daGrevis 13y ago
Since I started to use Vim, I can't switch to any other editor or IDE. It's not because Vim editor is so great or because I don't like those niceties that other editors and IDEs offer, but it's because I have those Vim-bindings in my muscle memory and I can't be productive w/o them.
Show me an IDE that has nice support for Vim-bindings and is highly customizable (plugin support with rich API, programming language I can use to improve it as I like it), and I will happily leave Vim and use it. So far the closest thing I've seen is Lighttable, but still it lacks some Vim-bindings and is very in beta for now.
To answer OP's question, Vim-bindings and configuration options at extreme.
- pedalpete 13y agoI know there are sublime text plugins for VI bindings (I think they are the same as Vim bindings), and it is also highly customizable with plugins. I had difficulty getting into lighttable for some reason.
- daGrevis 13y agoVim bindings include Vi bindings, but Vim bindings is more. Light Table is very alpha, so at the moment it's really not a serious candidate to replace Sublime or Vim. Will see what happens. :)