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by jesperlang
1356 days ago
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Why? Here are some reasons in no particular order! * +20 years of muscle memory * Total customizability, when you get good at configuring and writing small scripts it feels like you can do anything. VSC feels like it's all about plugins * On the fly remaps. E.g writing latex and quickly add insert mode remaps for things you are currently writing about ":imap CO2 $CO_{2}" for a prettier version of CO2 as you type. Playing around with Zig? With ":map ,t :w<CR>:!zig test %<CR>" you can type ,t and it saves and tests the current file. * Write simple scheme files for pattern matching with Treesitter to conceal unnecessary clutter in some programming languages * Snippets, other editors have this as well but with Luasnip I program every aspect of how it works exactly as I want it * Even with a bunch of plugins it starts in less than 100ms |
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