Due to years of Linux Operating habits, Vim's quick editing is strongly dependent. If you writeCodeI personally think this is a very inefficient method. Later, I went to the Windows environment for development. We have been using vs. Of course, VS is still very powerful. But with vim's shortcuts missing, I always feel uncomfortable. After searching, we added the VA and viemu plug-ins to our own vs2008. All of a sudden, I was furious with my coding efficiency. (For more information about how to obtain and use these two plug-ins, see Google)
With viemu, you can not only use Vim in Vs, but also use Vim in Word/outlook.
Because I have been writing Lua scripts recently, there is no easy-to-use IDE. I used scite all the time and thought it was good. Later I changed to the vim style due to my operation habits. First, use Vim to prepare an IDE, and then use some plug-ins such as luasupport.
To do well, you must first sharpen your tools. Now Vim is everywhere.