Vim has always been a popular text “ide” , but what is Vim’s state in the future? What do you think?
State of Vim
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Re: State of Vim
#2I think Bram is a lot smarter than me, and I haven’t followed it much, but rewriting vim script and breaking compatibility seems like a bad idea. Part of the appeal of vim is its longevity and stability.
I’ve been using neovim for over a year and I think it’s the future of vim. But I do hope both are around for a very long time.