So... a couple months of using VIM, specifically Neovim. I love this editor. I can’t believe I was so resistant towards it my whole life.
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Replying to @intothemild
I've considered trying, not sure how long it would take me to decide to trash it or keep it.
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Replying to @Illuminortii
It’s one of those things that’s all about the config. Vim in its default state is kinda stale. You need stuff like Ale, Coc.nvim, and the various plugins specific to the language you’re working with. You’re also going to need a good set of key binds.
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Replying to @intothemild @Illuminortii
Neovim is the future of Vim, most of the newer and better plugins target it directly, and the 0.4 upcoming release adds so much into it. It’s now like a proper IDE. I also use FZF for moving around files, and ripgrep for finding in files.
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Replying to @intothemild
have you tried ag? not sure what languages you typically use, but I love it for searching files because you can pass arguments for filetypes.https://github.com/ggreer/the_silver_searcher …
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Replying to @Illuminortii
I’ve heard of this many many times. But never given it a go. I’ll switch to it next week and give it a whirl against ripgrep.
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ripgrep should supplant ag in most every dimension these days. You can read about a performance comparison I did when I released ripgrep: https://blog.burntsushi.net/ripgrep/ --- ripgrep should generally support every feature ag has, but more and with fewer bugs. :-)
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Replying to @burntsushi5 @Illuminortii
Thankyou so much for your hard work on this tool!
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