use vim now

>>60117498

I have it open in one of my tags.

Is that ok?

>>60117498
Why?

>>60117498
It is too slow for me.

but i do

>>60117498
No

last i tried it, it has no error highlighting or autocmpletion

>>60117598
suck my cock liar

>>60117608
*sucks you off ironically*
but it's true!

>not using neovim
delet this

>>60117623
suck me off ironically too

watch our league
please clap
my waifu is better than yours
give 5 stars to kendrick

>>60117608
>>60117623
>>60117767

Just an FYI: This is wicked gay behaviour.

>>60117598
:syntax on
Ctrl-n

>>60117498
You can have a successful life if you use vim, it's fucking impossible.
All the vim users I know were old ruby/c/asm developers, there are all fired!
Using vim in 2017 is like using flash/actionscript.

>>60117498
Vim is a meme.

Use Visual Studio if you want an IDE, or Visual Studio Code if you just want an editor.

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>>60118713
Explains why most of /g/ is obsessed with it actually

>>60118772
Because it's faster to write, gentoo is too long!

>>60118758
son, do you code on windows?

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>>60118758
vim is a decent editor for when you need to mess around on remote servers
you take your gui for granted and you should learn to use an universally available editor when you simply don't have access to your ide of choice

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>>60117498

>>60117498
No, nvim.
>>60117754
(you)
>>60118713
There are vim binding plugins for most IDEs.
Don't tell me you use nano, when you have to edit some config file.