I use vim exclusively, and vi before it, since vi was introduced a million years ago.
I only want to master a few tools, and vim works everywhere. When working over ssh in a terminal session vim will be there.
There's no best or perfect editor (or language, or any kind of tool). Use what works for you, master a few tools, hope that you pick tools that work in lots of contexts for a long time.
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I only want to master a few tools, and vim works everywhere. When working over ssh in a terminal session vim will be there.
There's no best or perfect editor (or language, or any kind of tool). Use what works for you, master a few tools, hope that you pick tools that work in lots of contexts for a long time.
True vim is pretty good working via SSH and whorks anywhere