I didn't start using emacs until (1) hardware became fast enough to run evil-mode with low keypress latency (because vim uses key sequences rather than chords and I type fast), and (2) Spacemacs. I switched to Spacemacs before there were a neovim, and if it weren't for spacemacs, I would have ended up with neovim instead.
I have not had time to really dig into the code and customize my editor. I installed Spacemacs, some layers, and know just enough to keep the things I am used to there (such as layouts), and that's pretty much it. I really enjoy how Spacemacs organized things, and it has made it much easier to learn.
I still typically use vim for quick-editing config files on remote systems.
I have not had time to really dig into the code and customize my editor. I installed Spacemacs, some layers, and know just enough to keep the things I am used to there (such as layouts), and that's pretty much it. I really enjoy how Spacemacs organized things, and it has made it much easier to learn.
I still typically use vim for quick-editing config files on remote systems.