I use vim for almost all my typing tasks, from code to emails and to blog posts. If you want to use vim as more than just an editor, you can turn it into an IDE as well. vim has a busy environment of scripts that you can plug into your environment and make it suitable for your programming needs. Every vim user seems to have his/her must-have scripts. And there is also the project script which lets you organize your files into a project. Choose your scripts and give it a try if you are tired with your current editor.
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January 10th, 2008 at 11:39 pm
[...] laziness in capturing and recording even the smallest data that I think matters to me. Coupled with my favorite editor, where I do writing of almost all my text, I get my most productive environment. This also means [...]