Glad you raised the point about learning vim gives you transferable knowledge. I've actually pointed that out in a few talks. For example, if I learn vim then with one command I can set my shell to use vim keybindings and my shell navigation is completely familiar (and efficient). Then tmux can be mapped similar fashion. So too, regex becomes second nature, then you realize that any tool that uses regex becomes much more flexible. The more transferable knowledge a tool brings to the table, the more likely I am to use it.
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Glad you raised the point about learning vim gives you transferable knowledge. I've actually pointed that out in a few talks. For example, if I learn vim then with one command I can set my shell to use vim keybindings and my shell navigation is completely familiar (and efficient). Then tmux can be mapped similar fashion. So too, regex becomes second nature, then you realize that any tool that uses regex becomes much more flexible. The more transferable knowledge a tool brings to the table, the more likely I am to use it.