I've been a professional C, Perl, PHP and Python developer.
I'm an ex-sysadmin from the late 20th century.
These days I do more Javascript and CSS and whatnot, and promote UX and accessibility.
I disagree when you say things like NERDTree would be better as part of core, or as a bundled plug-in. I use my share of plug-ins and don't mind what anyone else uses really, but that plugin is a weird kind of halfway-house between a conventional editor and Vim. A lot of more eloquent people than me have written about it, but it comes down to the way it makes you think about windows and buffers and so on; it's like when people try to use Vim's tabs like the tabs in an IDE.
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I disagree when you say things like NERDTree would be better as part of core, or as a bundled plug-in. I use my share of plug-ins and don't mind what anyone else uses really, but that plugin is a weird kind of halfway-house between a conventional editor and Vim. A lot of more eloquent people than me have written about it, but it comes down to the way it makes you think about windows and buffers and so on; it's like when people try to use Vim's tabs like the tabs in an IDE.