Horay vim! I still find :x in git from time to time when I use sublime...
I tried emacs too breifly, but to be fair I didn't like vim at the time either. Vim has its place in my workflow as does sublime. I got vim-multiple-cursors and ctrlp-vim and that's more than enough for putting out production fires.
I love sublime and vim for the same reason I hated eclipse - do fewer things well as opposed to everything poorly (or average). I will always tend towards lightweight, performant editors/IDEs as I value performance and speed over sugar.
Horay vim! I still find
:xin git from time to time when I use sublime...I tried emacs too breifly, but to be fair I didn't like vim at the time either. Vim has its place in my workflow as does sublime. I got vim-multiple-cursors and ctrlp-vim and that's more than enough for putting out production fires.
I love sublime and vim for the same reason I hated eclipse - do fewer things well as opposed to everything poorly (or average). I will always tend towards lightweight, performant editors/IDEs as I value performance and speed over sugar.
Typos like that make vi endearing to me. :-)