I'm done with Vim for good.

I smell a real rant here. care to elaborate?

Here's a link to my related rant.

https://devrant.io/rants/509526/...

@magicMirror configuration sucks big time. I wrote some vim scripts for automating parenthesis for writing clojure. It was going good. After some time i copied some codes into the configuration and nothing works now. The code seems ok. Vim script is can be confusing alot unlike Emacs lisp which is readable and straightforward.

I like vimeo

So you went back ? 😂

@Almost I'm actually starting to like vs code .. its a nice editor

Did you notice that we're enjoying GUI editor in 2017? We don't need to use terminal to think to be cool :)

My fallen brotheh, come back :(

One of my finals required me to use VI. Professor said he would know if we didn't. I was a bit rusty and got stuck in VIM and ended up deleting my entire final when I was about 50% done. I had to restart, but I did everything in sublime. He never found out.

@thesinding yes. The force is strong with Emacs.

@dontbeevil You haven't felt the power of the Force.

@tahnik I've been on the dark side too long. It's time I return to being Jedi Knight.

@jaaywags editors only matter for programmer. It's for our own sake to choose the editor we feel comfortable in.

neovim?

@CSaratakij it's good but Emacs is Emacs.

@CSaratakij personally I gave up on multimode editors. I use 'ne' as a cli editor for everyday use. Less painful, cool learning curve. Lacks some extensibility but since I am coding a runtime for a generic byte code (aimed for lisp but well) I may add a real scripting interface to it

@QCat you're doing lisp?? That's amazing man.

@theothergod I am not doing lisp, I am making lisp 😁 But Lisp is an easy language to parse and execute, with the only complicated point of variable arity of the procedures that is painful for a stack based VM

@QCat yeah LISP is ama-wait for it-zing.