As a long time (20+ years) vim user the passing of Bram came as a shock.
But it has become clear to me that the project is in safe hands, and I've seen slow but steady progress, continuing the tradition of stability that Bram always safeguarded for 3 decades.
I do try out neovim from time to time, but I don't care for Lua (vimscript is easier to read and less verbose for .vimrc), I don't need an LSP and I found treesitter often buggy and slow.
So I'm sticking with vim, here's to another few decades more, thank you to all maintainers!
I do try out neovim from time to time, but I don't care for Lua (vimscript is easier to read and less verbose for .vimrc), I don't need an LSP and I found treesitter often buggy and slow.
So I'm sticking with vim, here's to another few decades more, thank you to all maintainers!