A Vim user here! I do most of my programming in Vim. I think the only exception is IntelliJ for Java. IntelliJ for Java is pretty good because it really understands the Java language. But for everything else, I think the ergonomics of Vim is unbeatable.
There are times when I write a lot of new code and there are times when I move code around. The two activities rarely happen at the same time. The normal mode of Vim is the best I have seen so far to move code around.
Having experienced the ergonomics and composability of Vim commands I have a hard time understanding why more and more developers prefer Visual Studio Code these days. What are some of the good things about Visual Studio that makes it worth trying?
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[ 3.2 ms ] story [ 15.3 ms ] threadThere are times when I write a lot of new code and there are times when I move code around. The two activities rarely happen at the same time. The normal mode of Vim is the best I have seen so far to move code around.
Having experienced the ergonomics and composability of Vim commands I have a hard time understanding why more and more developers prefer Visual Studio Code these days. What are some of the good things about Visual Studio that makes it worth trying?