> Vim is very powerful so although it hasn’t got features like visual blocks
Vim has visual blocks? Ctrl-v. Did you mean multiple cursors?
I would say try VSCode with the Vim plugin. VSCode is much snappier than atom, the Vim plugin is quite good, the configuration files are easy to edit, built-in awesome git integration and project-wide search, and amazing plugin support. I moved from a super custom Vim to VSCode and I'm pretty damn happy most of the time.
Re:Modern terminal-based text editor
by kirjavascript on Friday September 29, 2017 @04:48AM
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vim has visual find and replace across a whole project
Vim is very powerful so although it hasn’t got features like visual blocks, you can do pretty much the same thing with macros and shortcuts - as long as you know and remember them, but that’s the tricky part... Somethings it would be nice just to click a menu to find that feature you use one a month.
I tried switching to Atom but then got lost and felt it was no way near as powerful as Vim out the box (even with the Vim plugin), so here I am stuck with Vim :-)