What you mentioned is pretty much the way to go. You work on your config on the weekend what you thought was missing throughout your week. I wish everyone tells that the people starting out with vim/Emacs.
> What you mentioned is pretty much the way to go. You work on your config on the weekend what you thought was missing throughout your week. I wish everyone tells that the people starting out with vim/Emacs.
If that's the way to work with vim/Emacs, that would basically kill all mainstream interest in them.
"Work during the week so you can work during your weekends" is not what most people want.
Re:SpaceVim 2.0
by mtlmtlmtlmtl on Thursday July 07, 2022 @05:54AM
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The whole point for me is that I pick something very constrained, so that it's fairly quick to do, maybe taking half an hour at most. This avoids spending hours on my editor at any one time which is infuriating
In the end I settled for vanilla emacs, where I gradually build up a configuration. Once a week I pick something that's been annoying me in the past week and do the configuration for that by hand. This way I avoid bloat and it keeps things pretty sane in terms of configuration complexity. Also I get plenty of time to learn all the shortcuts in my setup as opposed to having a confusing mess of 30 extensions to learn all at once.