Re:Typometer: A tool to measure and analyze the visual laten...
by hrktb on Sunday July 26, 2020 @04:45AM
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Isn’t it because older tools never go away ?
Newer tools only come as alternatives to faster tools that continue to be usable at any time.
For instance I choose to use VSCode and consciously weight it down with plugins and extra linters, because the trade-off is fine for me.
But I know vim is only a click away, and if I wanted sheer speed I’d do it there. And I actually do use it on a day to day basis, it’s just not my primary editor.
Newer tools only come as alternatives to faster tools that continue to be usable at any time.
For instance I choose to use VSCode and consciously weight it down with plugins and extra linters, because the trade-off is fine for me.
But I know vim is only a click away, and if I wanted sheer speed I’d do it there. And I actually do use it on a day to day basis, it’s just not my primary editor.