The same with neovim, I really like the extensible scripting language and the large ecosystem that can be used / repurposed for your needs. It's not the easiest editor to pick up and use. But it's the editor that often encourages workflow and productivity to happen when you're writing code on a daily basis. The features at your disposable are second to none and, while always imitated, very few editors can match it's prowess of the king. These are just the few features I'm leveraging to make myself productive: - various modes: visual / execute / normal - text motions - keybindings - buffers - plugins - registers - number increments - search / replace - marks - macros - vim script - plugin Never mind that I haven't even fully utilize the following: - sessions - folds - netrw (windows) - splits - tabs - global buffer search / replace - tags - remote edit - ... etc

The funcutionality offered by like searching, replacing particular strings and many more.

Vim is a free and open source text editor. It allows us to make changes to the any kind of text in a very efficient way. It is commonly used in UNIX systems and in Apple OS