From: Casimir <pikEISPAMMMseli@...>
Date: 2008-08-13T20:02:26+09:00
Subject: Re: Ruby IDE

Jayson Williams kirjoitti:
> Ok. I have been seriously working with VIM for the first time, and I
> must say, it will be difficult to find anything as versatile as VIM.
> There is a small learning curve for casual use, and a slight shift in
> thinking, but after getting my feet wet, I am very impressed, and feel
> that VIM will most likely become my primary editor. Not really an IDE,
> but pretty darn close, and maybe even better.
> ~Jay
> 
> On Fri, Aug 8, 2008 at 12:01 PM, Dana Merrick <dmerrick@ics.com> wrote:
>> Jayson Williams wrote:
>>> I think I will give VIM a whirl.
>> If you're gonna go with Vim, I highly recommend you buy O'Reilly's book on
>> learning Vi/Vim. Vi isn't like any other text editors that you have used
>> before.
>>

VIM also has a very nice offshoot especially for those new to VIM, 
called Cream.

Cream includes the original VIM interface, intermediate 'easy' + 
original, and a easy interface. Menus for a lot of things that VIM only 
has shortcuts.

I recommend it for those who feel learning +20 shortcuts is too much.

Casimir Pohjanraito