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Yup, helix is awesome. Getting used to the new key bindings was hard. But the performance improvement alone was completely worth it. Vim/NeoVim has always been really slow for me when using LSP.
I also just love how the keybindings make more sense. Instead of vim’s verb-motion/object paradigm, you have a selection-verb paradigm in Helix, where you can see what you are about to change before doing it. No more re-doing your motion or macro or some shit just because you made a typo. It’s great. And I’m a (n)vim user of at least a decade before switching. I started with Kakoune before Helix though. That was a great transition.
Yup, helix is awesome. Getting used to the new key bindings was hard. But the performance improvement alone was completely worth it. Vim/NeoVim has always been really slow for me when using LSP.
I also just love how the keybindings make more sense. Instead of vim’s verb-motion/object paradigm, you have a selection-verb paradigm in Helix, where you can see what you are about to change before doing it. No more re-doing your motion or macro or some shit just because you made a typo. It’s great. And I’m a (n)vim user of at least a decade before switching. I started with Kakoune before Helix though. That was a great transition.