l3mming, 1 year ago Learn vim, but learn it well. Not enough people take advantage of it’s macros feature. Once you’ve tried that, you’ll never go back. Also, while you’re at it, spend some time learning i3. Then you’ll be able to show your principle engineers a thing or two.
Learn vim, but learn it well. Not enough people take advantage of it’s macros feature. Once you’ve tried that, you’ll never go back.
Also, while you’re at it, spend some time learning i3. Then you’ll be able to show your principle engineers a thing or two.