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This makes me not want to use this product: "One day VIM was replaced by TextMate and Sublime." Really?
by marcrosoft 12y ago
This makes me not want to use this product: "One day VIM was replaced by TextMate and Sublime."
Really?
- petepete 12y agoIf I had to put money on who'll be around in ten years, I know who I'd go with.
- sanderjd 12y agoHa, it's funny that I don't actually have any idea from this comment who you would put your money on. I would take the vim side of that bet directly against sublime, but perhaps not against something-like-sublime.
- colinbartlett 12y agoVim was released in 1991 and is still incredibly popular today. Compare that with the myriad other editors (I'm looking at you TextMate and Sublime) which come and go. OP's money is on Vim and so is mine.
- jeremymcanally 12y agoTextmate was released about a decade ago, so I guess we're measuring the staying power of technologies in quarter centuries now? :)
- tomlu 12y agoIf you include Vim's direct lineage, which may or may not be fair, you can add another decade and change to that.
- hcarvalhoalves 12y agohttp://longbets.org/ http://longbets.org/