Seriously, to me it solved all my issues with Vim. Now I have several processes attached to my "Evil", heaps of plugins installed, yet everything blazing fast. And the configuring in elisp started as a little awkward, but now it feels so much more sensible then vim-script (especially knowing that development on Emacs started ding the 70s).
With Evil I can say that --for me-- the Vim/Emacs fight is over:
http://www.emacswiki.org/emacs/Evil
Seriously, to me it solved all my issues with Vim. Now I have several processes attached to my "Evil", heaps of plugins installed, yet everything blazing fast. And the configuring in elisp started as a little awkward, but now it feels so much more sensible then vim-script (especially knowing that development on Emacs started ding the 70s).
With Evil I can say that --for me-- the Vim/Emacs fight is over:
Emacs now has a great editor...
...and Vim a proper "operating system".
:)