vim users be like...

[@hannad]

There are two types of vim users. 1. Who talk about it. 2. Who use it.

[@cylian91]

3. one who can't stop changing their config files

[@wewe-fx6un]

I'm both. 😂 Third type: proselytistic

[@clownheino9607]

Me: 1 + 3

[@kaeshimaru]

4. Who can't get out of Vim

[@Temon0942]

currently I am the first one

[@zyriab5797]

Once you get HJKL, all the rest are logical letters: i(insert), v(isual), w(ord), b(ack), f(forward), t(o), c(hange), d(delete), p(aste), y(ank), g(o), etc

[@ficolas2]

Yeah like c for cquickfix

[@username0218-e2x]

@@ficolas2this guy watches TJ

[@deezznuts5396]

My dad programs extremely important stuff for a major aerospace company. He exclusively works in Fortran, and writes his code in fucking notepad.

[@azizurrahman1136]

How the fuck!!!

[@pri4782]

Fortran ppl are on the other level of nuts

[@markb7848]

Fucking legend!

[@tresaidh3y90]

Bro is a maniac

[@panlis6243]

The virgin vim fan vs the chad notepad enjoyer

[@lorenzomizushal3980]

The most underrated feature of vim is giving you a personality.

[@azophi]

Personally I write my code on pen and paper , it goes straight into production with 0 testing

[@tanbeirr4558]

yeah right

[@steveloco1170]

r/wooosh @@tanbeirr4558

[@bulldozer8950]

How ap tests expect people to code:

[@azophi]

@@bulldozer8950 I’ll have you know I got a 5 on that test

[@deepakbisht4957]

So you send your code to your repository using letters ✉️📮?? Fking legend 🗿

[@hmuy0608]

Personally I use Microsoft Word because only real developers use Words

[@Oncracc]

I use ms paint because I’m an professional hardcore programmer 😎

[@HandleNotAvailabIe]

Punch cards is only for real ones

[@Maniac-007]

Jomama tech 😂

[@dvx-ze1qz]

Custom syntax highlighting 🤓

[@LukmaansStack]

i use notepad

[@KaliBroBtw]

I use the bing search bar as my IDE, we are not the same.

[@HandleNotAvailabIe]

I use punch cards, we are not the same.

[@Sun_Seeker]

Bro who tf uses kali????

[@mage3690]

​@@Sun_Seekernerds who are into OSINT. I booted it up in a VM once just to see what it's about, it actually has an impressive toolset that I'm 90% certain gets used by the CIA.

[@hermie9737]

​@@Anonymous-ir9zxI don't have that. Where can I buy one?

[@ChrisDarby80]

You seen those cave drawings in France from 20,000 years ago... go head.. run it...

[@AleksandrVasilenko93]

I use voice to text recognition as my IDE. We are not the same. Don’t even need hands.

[@DroisKargva]

I actually did that a bit wig GPT. Helps to memorize commands. Very much possible

[@ryucoder5427]

It's hard. Keywords become words

[@khaizukooninaru9155]

Bro you will be pro at yapping 😂😂

[@jerryku7185]

Think out loud! Feel sorry for anyone who sit near you. XD

[@MrNodeJS]

Bro, you're the real definition of speaking code 😂😂

[@bluesquare23]

This guy sounds like he never learned how to quit vim.

[@compilererror]

That’s like saying you can’t login as root 😂

[@__Brandon__]

I never understood why it's so difficult for people. You just read the first paragraph of the instruction manual

[@ladyViviaen]

he's salty because he could never memorize the keybindings intuitively. i wouldn't wish *having* to use vim upon my worst enemy (given they hadn't used it beforehand) but if you actually take the time and learn it, it's a blessing. doesn't justify the vim hate tho

[@elijahalder9172]

esc :wq

[@blzrL]

The way he phrases the end just sounds like a personal rant than a skit, he toes the fence but yeah def LMAO

[@graydhd8688]

Vim is 100% for people who are driven to brilliance through self hate. As such, I'm currently in the process of learning to set up neovim. It actually has been a good learning experience for getting more comfortable using a terminal, and understanding the interplay of dependencies in a project from a big picture lens

[@liquidhydrogen5012]

Many editors have a vim mode, even the leetcode editor has one. It’s a great way to standardize keyboard short-cuts and not having to memorize all editor short cuts.

[@j.r.r.tolkien8724]

If your standards are low I guess; vim keybinding are the most nonsensical bs ever. Even copy and paste is horrible. You can't delete something without copying it. Are you f*cking kidding me?? LOL.

[@jbvalle]

Honestly if you are sincerely interested about vim learn the vim motion believe me not only does your whole programming experience change but you will never want to go back but of course it does need some sacrifice but it's totally worth it

[@slappy_chimp]

You can only appreciate Vim when you are in it for a while my wrist is happier now

[@AshutoshSharma-ml6sv]

wrist is happier? how

[@slappy_chimp]

@@AshutoshSharma-ml6sv less mouse use => less wrist movements => no irritated wrist

[@alimohsin496]

⁠@@slappy_chimphave you checked out your wrist? I’ve never heard of someone’s wrists being irritated by just using a mouse. Maybe your form is wrong?

[@defy933]

very interesting way of saying you're built like a noddle

[@mage3690]

​@@alimohsin496it's actually really common, lots of people get carpal tunnel syndrome because of it. And yes, it's because their form is wrong. Most people use a desk that's too small, so they don't rest their arm on the table, it's just hanging out in thin air. Their wrist is the only thing touching the table. I've tried it that way once just to see, and my wrist nearly gave out after an hour + my shoulder was tense and sore for hours after. And this from a guy who's gone 40 hours straight in Minecraft without a single problem (my butt hurt from sitting so long and back hurt from slouching because shitcan chair, but otherwise I was fine).

[@marcusrehn6915]

Vim motions make most IDEs fine to use. I like Vim because the "random keys" are actually just a few patterns that you have to learn. If you dont feel like writing and maintaining a large config, I get it.

[@nyankers]

Vim is like some real life D&D wizardry. You've got your lv1 wizards thinking they're hot shit because they can cast a cantrip (as featured here), you've got people who never actually use magic but just spend all day in their towers researching (people who spend all their time editing config files), you've got graybeards who create the spells other people learn to use (plugin and syntax authors), and even people who just use magic 'cause that's the class they took seven levels ago and they have shit that needs doing (regular users).

[@GiovanniCKC]

i'm saving this, this is beautiful.

[@agusaris5031]

I use VSCode + VIM emulator = 🔥 VIM keybindings are just too powerful, I can’t go back to tradtional text editing anymore

[@martinn.6082]

Same. I like vim for text editing, but i dont want to create some kind of terminal emulation monster for all the file handling/exploring, searching in files, linting/git integration etc.

[@0oShwavyo0]

@@martinn.6082there are plenty of neovim distros that will give you all of that out of the box if you do want to dive in. AstroNvim or Lunarvim should both hook u up. Use whatever editor u want of course, just saying there’s pretty easy ways to get into vim (or emacs) if you want to.

[@ko-Daegu]

@@0oShwavyo0nVChad the easiest

[@slappy_chimp]

was laggyfor me in visual select mode, neovim emulator was way faster but couldn't figure out how to configure it 😂 so I use NeoVim now

[@martinn.6082]

@@0oShwavyo0 I'll try it out. Though at work, we also use Copilot, and I guess that only works in VSCode. It sucks how much Microsoft owns the space, though.

[@champion8795]

Vim users will really type in a whole Mortal Kombat fatality, meanwhile I double-clicked a variable and hit Ctrl+F.

[@abuttandahalf]

This can be done in vim with just '*'

[@azufendusgarendum6583]

Vim works just fine with a mouse btw. I use it all the time

[@hannad]

This can be done in less strokes on vim.

[@DefaultGuy84]

​@@abuttandahalfwith the time u saved, how many millions u earnt?

[@CommandoBlack123]

@@DefaultGuy84depending on the type of project you are working on vim can save you a ton of time on navigation

[@mohammedgt8102]

I use an Electroencephalogram to read my brain waves and then translate them into machine code. Yeah! We are not the same. I don't use any of those traditional outdated "programming languages".

[@rotteegher39]

bro... the cpu in your brain must be overheating from all that compiling...

[@MamboslilMicroscope]

😊

[@forgetfulfunctor1]

Meanwhile the 4th teammate was doing code reviews from inside emacs

[@CJ123]

Vim Is Better

[@RedHair651]

I write code in my head. The syntax highlighting is in colours that don't exist and the intellisense is displayed in the fourth dimension. I can't really port my code onto other machines yet, but I hear Elon Musk has a company working on this.

[@kodehinklodehin9264]

That one guy using only notepad++ : 💪🗿

[@chen-shen-yi]

Those use papers with holes: ☢️♾️

[@AshleyMeah]

@@coderscorner6456 thats not the point, we have used it for over a decade

[@nyxiom]

okay but vim motions are unironically really awesome. you can get them inside vscode too

[@xijnin]

Yeah, we created the mouse for people with skill issues

[@c4chottu10]

You know that keyboard was used for people having skill issue and computer itself was made for it

[@hudabert4074]

the only shortcuts that i actually use in vim are shift + s -> going to bottom shift + g -> going to upper / -> search the keyword l -> jump number of lines below... yeah those are same with vi too, because i work on embedded linux system and the system only has vi as the editor... sadly copy paste in vim does not going well with clipboard beyond vim it self...

[@TheOneGrimReaper]

gg goes to bottom as well, it feels useful if you want to strain your pinkies less. 🙂 Ctrl + shift + c/v works for me in insert mode. Hope it helps.

[@reedzaman6075]

Those who make fun of Vimmers never saw a real deal vimmer using Macros. I remember when I used an intermediate macro and formatted a whole markdown file in literally less than a second and my non-vimmer friend got his mind blown. This feeling is why i love using this weird text editor 😂

[@Max_G4]

But other Ides have Macros too?

[@muhwyndham]

​@@Max_G4but you can learn vim macro once and use it in any editor you might have to use.. Or no editor at all and just use vim in terminal.

[@agtugo9197]

Hardly a "weird" text editor while at least vi is included in almost every distro. You need to install vim in a bunch of them. It is veeeeery common even for no regular vim users to use it through ssh.

[@Crazmuss]

Vim is good at text editing, but I dare say it is less good as IDE.

[@everurstruly]

You literally sound like the guy in the video. Reality Check: only hobbyist and inexperienced normies care about stuff like that

[@balbord]

Agree. Vi/vim is not for everyone. It takes time and effort to learn how to use even a small subset of its features. Most people aren't able to overcome the steep learning curve and that's ok, I'm sure they're special in their own pointy-clickity way.

[@mattgarelli1371]

Omg savage 🤣

[@sykotes]

vim motions will always be faster than using a mouse. i recommend anyone to learn the motions you can use them in almost all editors

[@defy933]

bro come down, you're not coding anything that is gonna be used by more than 1 people so there's no point in it.

[@cylian91]

@@defy933 did you never code somthing for you or your friend or ?

[@defy933]

@@cylian91 yeah coding for friend lmao. How does it make any difference using mouse vs vim ? it's faster with vim so fking what. What difference does it make at the end lmao

[@wewe-fx6un]

​@@defy933it is not about saving time per se. It is the convenience that we seek. We can't continuously switch between io devices. We keep our hands on the home row and don't lift it up or drift for picking up the mouse.

[@vikingthedude]

@@defy933its not about speed. It’s about portability. Vim motions are available in every editor, every server environment, every OS etc. and Vim has been around for decades and will continue to do so. So you learn once, use forever

[@innomin8251]

Vim motions are the best thing about using vim. When you get good at it, you’ll never want to touch a mouse again, because it’s too slow.

[@pierreollivier1]

Vim is not the point, the point is to use key bindings instead of a mouse, which is faster, and more comfortable ( in the sense or ergonomic ) the only other reason is speed, my full blown session of helix ( which is similar to vim ), in tmux, with thousands of files to look for using fuzy finder, use less than 250mb of ram, in vscode we would be at multiple gigabytes, to have something unresponsive, to me that’s the biggest flaws of GUI editors, they are all so slow, unresponsive and buggy.

[@ko-Daegu]

Zed a Rust based VSCode clone suppose to be fast other than the actual VSCode (electron) I true dit lacks many things couldn’t keep using it more than a day

[@pierreollivier1]

@@ko-Daegu yeah i've tested it and it's very nice but it doesn't support modal editing well, so I went back to the terminal

[@asifsuhailkhan]

I also use vim . And I know the vim user has his own swag 😂😂

[@MyCodingDiary]

Your videos are a great resource for anyone learning to code. Thank you for creating it!❣

[@DotaBlitzPicker-wn7oq]

Everyone's gangsta with the mouse until you playing LoL and get a guy on your team that clicks on his spells... "BROOOO REPORTED"

[@bebre_2288]

Using mouse? What, am I a web dev?

[@j.r.r.tolkien8724]

For sure you're not a software engineer. lol.

[@bebre_2288]

@@j.r.r.tolkien8724 technically yes, I am studying in school. But! I am still not web dev to use a mouse

[@j.r.r.tolkien8724]

Makes sense. That's why you're clueless. Learn about the software development life cycle, throw your mouse away and let's see you get throw one project. Whether for web or otherwise.@@bebre_2288

[@-Engineering01-]

But you will be

[@joaooliveirarocha]

Vscode + vimmotions (and other shortcuts + extensions), it's a bloated vim yes, but I didn't have to deal with the learning curve

[@think3rofficial]

Okay, I know a lot of people disagree, but vim is a very powerful editor once you’ve used it for a while. You can keep your fingers all on the home row, which means you can type insanely fast. Honestly, vim isn’t for everyone but it’s always worth a try.

[@cylian91]

yeah once you have customize it its perfect !

[@think3rofficial]

@@cylian91 emacs users am I right

[@GiovanniCKC]

@@think3rofficial💀

[@aboi6638]

I love ViM, I am thinking of learning how to use regular Vi since I've heard it's quite useful for server type stuff(which is the field I'm going into atm)

[@elgobert]

vs code has a vim extension. Works great.

[@matthewlui1004]

JetBrain editors also have a vim extension, so the vim guy is an idiot.

[@jk3691215]

@@ManishChauhan-ch7ue Some people like combining VS code or jet brains extension and features with Vim key bindings, It’s subjective in the end.

[@alirezajadidi9730]

@@ManishChauhan-ch7uecause I can keep my cool visuals while also being able to use vim shortcuts

[@eyesight2073]

Vim extension makes many existing vscode shortcuts not to work 😐

[@mujtabaalam5907]

@@eyesight2073 Which ones?

[@carlosmspk]

I feel like people who thoroughly enjoy vim, really enjoy taking time to customize stuff. I just want something that works well, is relatively lightweight (read: doesn't waste half my RAM) and I can easily configure for what I want, so VS Code is a perfect fit, although for Rust I do have some performance issues with the rust analyzer being slow on startup. My friends who use vim talk with joy about how they've configured their editor which makes me think the reason they like it IS because they like configuring stuff, and to some point, they're proud of the work they've done. A lot of them also go back to "updating their config" (I honestly don't know what that means) periodically, some do it monthly, some do it yearly.

[@markrobbins1878]

You use multiple editors and have hotkeys that open other editors at current file, line, column.

[@huxleyleigh4856]

I like vim because it makes me feel smart and it is nicely built into my terminal. Nice to not have gui windows open because they're all different UI designs, makes my computer more cohesive and together

[@themannyzaur]

RIP Bram Moolenaar

[@jesprotech]

This undermines VIM. I use all three tools and VIM is quite essential for many editing quick fixes.

[@lucianolucky7853]

Nobody mentioned but the thing is vim doesn't need a graphical interface, try to run you vscode in a server. I mean there is no tool that works for everything, coding javascript and modern frameworks in vim is such a nightmare, but coding rust with vim feels pretty good. Just find the suitable one for your use cases

[@rxn7]

Good js/ts configuration wont take you longer than 20 minutes and it will work much better than other editors, because you configure it personally for yourself

[@lucianolucky7853]

@@rxn7 not really, i have configured tsserver and all that, but the experience is just not satisfying compares to vscode, vim gets really slow for large file. It's hardly vim's fault since these lsps are mainly developed for vscode and other ides, not to mention vim's lsp supports are relatively new at this point

[@J-wm4ss]

VScode works in a server, you can even install plugins and everything.

[@rxn7]

what the hell are you talking about, on a server you shouldn't have any graphical interface, vscode doesn't work as a TUI application @@J-wm4ss

[@atagen2186]

you can run remote vscode sessions and connect to them, you can't launch it to edit arbitrary files locally on a remote machine without a display server (as a sysadmin might wish to)

[@einargs]

I use vim or spacemacs. I fully agree that if I just wanted to get things working I'd use vs code with vim bindings. The config hell trying to set up language servers is real lmao. So many other editors use vim bindings, but I love how fast it starts, right in my terminal for quick changes.

[@egoruderico3038]

I write my code in PowerPoint like a true chad developer. I can color code it and it is ready to brag to my coworkers during meetings.

[@bassycounter]

I want to master all IDEs so I can truly be comfortable in any situation

[@kaashvigarg]

Why did i think he was talking about the dish washing liquid vim😭😭

[@mango-strawberry]

What

[@devalshah69]

whatttttttt. If you're not programmer then it is okay,other wise it's a crime !!!!!!!!

[@wewe-fx6un]

And people acclaim why do women get restricted to kitchen

[@Dipj01]

A man of culture, I see

[@MTDragon]

Using vim is like using a linked list for random access

[@Gentle_Ego]

Eclipse programmers left the chat....

[@vigilantezack]

I hand write my code on sheets of paper. I send it to Staples so they can scan it with OCR and send to work where it is immediately complied into production and works without error the first time.

[@kilavila]

is life without vim even worth living?

[@milaberdenisvanberlekom4615]

Vim is fun and can induce a sort of flow. Especially if you're also good with a trackball or trackpad.

[@lukafireman]

All Ide's are generally tools, and while they are all awesome, there is a speed benefit to using Vim/vi motions. I'd also like to point out that those character combinations aren't random as well. (I use vsc mainly, I still see the reason why vim is cool) No one says you can't have best of both worlds though.

[@henrymisc]

Microsoft Word has the best customization options though. You can literally change the syntax highlighting and font of each individual character.

[@sudhansuuu]

Universities be like: Use fucking Eclipse!

[@ahb5819]

Facts and Codeblocks for idk why.

[@roomohite8321]

I hate that shit

[@DevNugget]

The guy with the cap spat facts

[@isheamongus811]

Most features in VS code can be used with a keyboard (more efford than vim, more presses...) But MS Word (not as a code editor) Paste as raw text: Six consecutive key presses (alt, ?, ?, ?, downarrow, enter). Although it is not for programers ...

[@Mikesors]

Emacs. For gods of unlimited commands.

[@GiovanniCKC]

did you mean...gobs? XP

[@CJ123]

Emacs Is Trash Vim Is Better

[@anere5326]

Meanwhile me using nano :

[@tdrg_]

I’ll wait for someone to mention Notepad on Windows or TextEdit on Mac.

[@GiovanniCKC]

💀 bro textedit on mac is a nightmare bc of it's ways of handling file extensions when it opens stuff-- if I had to I'd rather write everything in the notes app and then copy paste.

[@rajairfan2768]

I remember using notepad during Web Development class. I didnt know other code editor exist. We were just following what our lecturer was using.

[@ZwCode]

Idk the 10 minute startup times on vscode and jet brains is the reason to switch.

[@matthewreams4345]

Switch to a better computer?

[@ngw4]

how the fuck does it take 10 minutes, do you have a pc from 1980?

[@ZwCode]

@@matthewreams4345 Not going to lie been on a few computers. Mac M1, Dell Xps 15 both Windows and linux. Now I'm trying nvchad and it's been much better.

[@theexperimentalartmuseumar412]

10 minutes is a little over exaggerated, no?

[@ZwCode]

@@theexperimentalartmuseumar412 10 is the high-end, usually Javascript is fine, but when using rust, vscode can be painful.

[@tauraamui]

I use an editor no one else uses. It's called the Lilly editor, and it's a reimplementation of my personal Neovim setup as its own discrete program.

[@NayanW5]

Legends use notepad.

[@astrahcat1212]

Notepad++ is great and can run the program in windows with a run.bat file

[@adventurer2395]

ssh has entered the chat. "Who's making fun of my homeboy Vim?"

[@EmptyJarDoto]

And why would you need to ssh and edit files directly through terminal as a programmer? Do you not have your production machines isolated? Can you not use rdp if necessary?

[@dvxv4016]

Vim is all about finding the ways to press 2 buttons instead of 4 and save these 0,25 seconds

[@astrahcat1212]

Well mainly digging through folders can just be done in a terminal, that's the thing that takes up the most time

[@moussaadem7933]

​@@astrahcat1212people who use vim tend to also use fzf or some other fuzzy funding program for changing directory

[@BenjaminAlternate]

uhm no its one mouse click verses multiple key presses

[@sebastiantomasalvarez]

I am a vim user for more than 10 years, got that is not easy to use and of course not required. But for all the teams I worked with I create a little survival guide I made for it in case they need to connect to remote server or they are in a situation that cannot use other editor, worth it.

[@rutherfordthebrave2516]

It's always the students that talk like this and never the actual professionals haha

[@ko-Daegu]

Aren’t pro google devs and other known figures in the field uses either NeoVim or EMacs v

[@wewe-fx6un]

I'm a professional. Trust me, we exist

[@rutherfordthebrave2516]

@@wewe-fx6un me too and it just makes me cringe watching all the videos from students talking about how others work when it's not even how the industry works.

[@rutherfordthebrave2516]

@@ko-Daegu the fact of the matter is that when you get a job you'll be using whatever ide is supported by your CI/CD pipeline. Not whatever makes you coolest. That's why a lot use the various jetbrains tools or visual studio. I write malware and am on what's called a red team so my pipelines a bit different than actual software engineers, but the idea is the same.

[@wewe-fx6un]

​@@rutherfordthebrave2516 I agree. But, vim is a widely accepted, light weight text editor that is infusible in many of the big ides. You being the malware writer might've a different set of tools you use. Using vim only to show you're cool is cringey for me too.

[@Therealbrez]

A feature no one thinks about with vim is that often it is easier for disabled developers to use keyboard shortcuts instead of using their mouse. The extensive customizability of neovim is what allows my friend to be as productive as he is.

[@name._..-.]

He is not wrong btw. At least learn vim motions and install vim plugin for any ide you use. That's dramatically improves your speed of code editing

[@tr4nnel752]

It’s just bs. You can prefer it, but you’re definitely not faster. Also faster, who gives. Like we are coding 8 hours a day and the speed of coding is what is holding us back.

[@soso-zz9qf]

​@tr4nnel752 no srsly it's fucking ridiculous... my cs profs will yap about how "it's 90% problem solving 10% coding" then turn around and shame us for not using vim cuz it's "inefficient".

[@ahb5819]

2 types of people talk about text editors : 1) Who do know how to code, and the text editor's limitations some what matter. 2) Who don't know anything, just want the "best" and most "efficient" text editor for typing hello world. 😂

[@CrittingOut]

Ok, to be fair, using keybinds is faster than using your mouse. That said I'm not memorizing keybinds.

[@EmptyJarDoto]

I'm faster with a mouse than you with your keybinds. Either your right hand is crippled or you have massive issues if using a mouse is slower than typing. Every single time I look at "fancy" colleagues using keyboard-only navigation in whatever UI I'm constantly finding myself "waiting" for them to type it out when I already see what I want to do with the mouse.

[@KrakonosovoBabka]

@@EmptyJarDoto You are not. If their text navigation is ctrl + arrows, sure

[@themacbookgamer]

I just write straight to a text file and hope my syntax isn't too messed up

[@andrewmartinez8340]

Literally the nerdiest flex I've ever heard

[@NathanHedglin]

I use Arch by the way

[@cylian91]

@@NathanHedglin i use gentoo btw

[@wewe-fx6un]

​@@cylian91I'm on Ubuntu btw

[@foggy7595]

vim gestures are where it's at, no more sore pinky from holding shift/control and spamming arrows.

[@Hohihiho56]

Jetbrains is something can not live without

[@Bashscriptcrazy]

Unfortunately my instructor worked for nasa. He taught us Java and C++ in VIM. I was a novice and didn’t even know about a JDK and when I found it I was pissed lol

[@thephoenixsystem6765]

Speaking as someone who can solve a Rubik's cube using a small number of algorithms committed to muscle memory, Vim terrifies me.

[@thehemperor3967]

Im learning C for embedded systems, and I'm programming for a few years now as a hobby. If I have my desktop PC I just love coding in Visual Studio 2022, but I can just as well code with nano, and debug with gdb

[@KiraYoshikage555]

I think that you can use vim, but not pure vim without plugins, because even with vim everything will be faster (since you won't be using the mouse), then considering that other code editors, for example, automatically close html tags or symbols like quotes or (), , {}, [] and so on, then the time will be almost equal, so vim needs to be used with at least several plugins. I love vim very much because you can use only the keyboard there, but I also love the fact that you can customize it as you like and install the plugins you like.

[@adriang.4628]

I bet he writes his own compiler too

[@cat575]

That one guy who uses Office Word to write Assembly: "Amateurs"

[@moonmonoar5000]

I love jetbrains, VS is slow but so cool because of all the features it offer

[@toastielad4760]

This man is starting a FIGHT

[@hybridsh4d0w]

I've always used vim because it doesn't required to be installed and I could use it in every location.

[@leahthefluffiest8862]

i see a lot of people say this but objectively it takes less time to use your fingers where they already are placed, instead of moving over to touch the arrow keys or to touch the mouse vscode, jetbrains are fine but in order to learn a more efficient way of typing you need to.. learn the more efficient way of typing the reason the key combinations seem random is because theyre built to be comfortable once you know where they are you wouldnt use ctrl z to undo if you wouldnt already know that, you would probably try ctrl u, and guess what the undo button in vim is

[@kaykay-d9y]

wait till you realize there's no vs code or jetbrains when you're in the shell

[@ChristopherHalbersma]

Both those IDE's (JetBrains amd VSCode) have vim plugins.

[@bobbobert9379]

Vim keybinds are goated. Neovim is the way. Lots of features, constant updates, vim experience.

[@SRG-Learn-Code]

I love visual scripting. Unreal blueprints are amazing.

[@srinikethvelivela2692]

Vim debugging speed is unmatched

[@dantedt3931]

I've installed a vim extension on vscode. It's a winning combination.

[@lol-kb8hz]

vscode with vim extension is honestly the best

[@arnoygayen1984]

I personally write my programs by using a switch to make precise electrical signals translating into binary.

[@chibchan3765]

I remember back in a day i use Pen, paper and the three-strikes rule

[@fattass1115]

I literaly have vim open in my terminal rn

[@tr4nnel752]

wow

[@wewe-fx6un]

Vim is my life. I've it everywhere. I use vim in my ide, browser, terminal mode,

[@wedata_unige]

It's true, mouse was invented to make computer more accessible to everyone. Before that, we have terminals and we need to know some commands to be able tobuse it

[@snake_eyes1937]

If it gets the job done, it doesn’t matter what you use. Vim is GREAT for me because it fits my development and productivity flow, saves on memory consumption, and if I need work done on a CLI only environment, I know I have vim readily available.

[@calahil28]

Or you can just use Remote-SSH extension.and then code is available to you at all times...on any server

[@faristhehonest]

Jetbrains IDEs are amazing

[@sneezyrider1]

I sublimate code directly from my neurons and into the server in assembly language. It took 3 millennia to learn, and I had to displace the gods of space and time along the way, but it so much quicker.