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Vim has seen active development for over 20 years and is available almost anywhere due to this. Reimplementations are announced every now and then but usually f
by bla2 12y ago
Vim has seen active development for over 20 years and is available almost anywhere due to this. Reimplementations are announced every now and then but usually fizzle out after a few years. We'll see how long neovim stays around.
(And the MacVim native Mac UI is pretty nice imho.)
- doorhammer 12y agoI'm really stoked about neovim. I hadn't really thought about it, but it'd be interesting to really go through all the substantial efforts to fork/clone/refactor vim and compare/contrast their primary goals and vision with neovim. Might be fun to do some light reading on it tonight