vim, because that's what I know. Look, very few people know both well enough to comment. Also, people are hugely biased by their past experiences. If your edito

vim, because that's what I know. Look, very few people know both well enough to comment. Also, people are hugely biased by their past experiences. If your editor let you do everything perfectly, except it had one annoying bug, you might hate it and say to others to never use it again. That said, vim is great because it makes you more producitve than not vim. I moved to it from the likes of NetBeans, Notepad++, etc. years ago. It took me about a day to become as productive in vim as I was in Notepad++. After that I got much more productive than I could have been with Notepad++ over the years. It's possible I would have been even more productive with Emacs, but I picked vim because that's what was installed on the system at the time.