It might seem like an overstatement at first and you might be furious or laughing depending on the kind of person you are, that a random vim enthusiast from the internet saying that every software…

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If you master vim you can use it in every text editor and even in browser. You grow always learning mentality. You will be really fast! It’s fun! Finally, coding and editing using vim is an absolute pleasure if you can get past the initial horror and have an open mind about trying.

Why every software engineer should use vim

<p>Gawd. Your reasoning is interesting but maybe a bit off. For me the only reason to know the vim basics is for the occasional configuration tweak on a production container. Vim does come in handy in those situations, but for my full on coding trance I prefer the tools that were actually designed for such things. Nice article though.</p>


<p>Why? vim is harder and less efficient than learning other text editors. VSCode doesn’t have an initial horror and neither do some other editors, so I’d choose them before vim.</p>
