Since about one year I use Emacs with Spacemacs. For me it is the most comfortable way to use vim.
The main reason is that it's fast, I love modal editing and to move around with h-j-k-l is part of my DNA. In every other editor the first thing I search for is a vim plugin - and by the end of the day I switch back ...
Plugins I don't want to live without are
swiper for search in files
Ag for search in projects
relative line numbering
Over the years I had a bunch of plugins - but I moved more and more to the default features of vim, so I can work with every vim out of the box.
I am very close to command line. I use (n)vim in iterm2 (not GVim) and/or emac(sclient) in iterm2 - together with tmux.
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I use vi, vim or neovim since more then 20 years.
Since about one year I use Emacs with Spacemacs. For me it is the most comfortable way to use vim.
The main reason is that it's fast, I love modal editing and to move around with h-j-k-l is part of my DNA. In every other editor the first thing I search for is a vim plugin - and by the end of the day I switch back ...
Plugins I don't want to live without are
Over the years I had a bunch of plugins - but I moved more and more to the default features of vim, so I can work with every vim out of the box.
I am very close to command line. I use (n)vim in iterm2 (not GVim) and/or emac(sclient) in iterm2 - together with tmux.