vim

“I used vim for a long time in my younger days, but at some point I forgot all the shortcuts I needed for efficiency and switched off of it.”

“As for programming, I just can't quit vim.”

“For writing software I full-screen a terminal and use Vim.”

“I use vim for working on small programming tasks and long-form writing and switch over to VS Code as my code grows larger.”

“i edit everything using vim, with syntax highlighting entirely disabled barring comments.”

“For coding, I use Vim and a Unix shell.”

“For text editing and programming it's Vim, though I admit to using the arrow keys to move the cursor around instead of hjkl.”

“I'm known for being the creator and maintainer of Vim, the text editor.”

“I use Vim for writing almost anything, software or otherwise.”

“I've been using Vim for well over 6 years now and I don't see me stopping.”

“It lets me comfortably compose all my mail in my favorite text editor, Vim.”

“In the terminal, I'll reach for vim, which I invoke as vi not vim because I am old and my fingers do things in the shell without conscious thought.”

“Vim: the editor I'm writing code with.”

“The app that I use the most within the terminal is Vim for text and code editing.”

“Since I do a lot of math, I have specificity for writing implements on par with my vim configuration.”

“Now, drumroll, fanfare, spotlight, take a deep breath, here comes the most important piece of software on my computer: my editor, Vim.”

“For general text editing, nothing quite beats vim.”

“vim has given me a very dynamic way of thinking with my fingers, but left me with a taste for absolutely never lifting my hands off of the keyboard that Spectacle helps to satisfy.”

“I mostly work in the terminal and use vim as my editor.”

“I use vim as a code editor.”

“I started using vim in college because I thought it would make people respect me.”

“Maybe it comes with being a Vim user.”

“A lot of my work revolves around text files (code, journal, notes, ..) so the two pieces of software I probably interact with most are vim and git.”

“This is very nice for using in Vim.”

“Since everything I develop is for the web, I use Vim on the command line, and I run my development servers there too.”

“In half of my multitudinous terminal sessions, you will find Vim instances.”

“For word processing, I do a lot of my writing in the vim text editor.”

“I do all my coding and text editing in Vim; if you're curious, you can find my configurations in https://github.com/diracdeltas/dotfiles.”

“For programming, I use gVim with the Mustang theme.”

“For development, I usually work with Vim with a highly customized .vimrc file.”

“For most of my coding, I use vim in a terminal window.”

“When I connect to a Linux box, I use vim as a text editor.”

“I'm trying to get into Vim, but the keyboard commands still seem arbitrary and non-intuitive.”

“Since many of the computers and files I'm working on are remote, either elsewhere in the house or elsewhere in the country, I use vim to edit files.”

“In the terminal window, I edit code with Vim and usually have a bunch of ssh sessions open.”

“While the software is running Vagrant, I edit text in vim.”

“I'm happy using vim for most quick editing tasks, though.”

“For editing text, I use vim.”

“Sometimes when I find myself missing a particular feature in the editor, I'll open the file in vim.”

“I do all of my writing and programming with Vim in a terminal.”

“I manage this by pairing e-reading with heavy note taking in Vim, but I still prefer physical book markup with pens.”

“vim -- which I had switched to -- seems to be trying to occupy the space Emacs has vacated.”

“My default text editor is Vim, and keep my daily todo list as a text file in a git repo.”

“Most of this is just about switching to one text editor - Vim - for everything, including writing email, blog posts, notes, HTML, style sheets, and code.”

“I do almost everything in the terminal and Vim.”

“Looking back, I wish I had forced myself to learn Vim but only for street cred.”

“Though, because I spend a lot of time on remote machines, I also use a lot of vim.”

“I use gVim for other languages and text editing.”