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What editor with vim mode do you recommend for editing html?
I have to edit a lot of html.
I mainly use sublime t3 and vim.
But both editors have "shortcomings":
- it is convenient to work with html in st3, there is a vim mode, but macros for vim are not saved in st3;
- it is not convenient to work with html in vim, it is inconvenient to write it, in particular, there is no auto-completion of tags. There are a lot of plugins, but they don't offer closing a specific tag, but just a set of "words", and at the same time, calling with (Cn) shows a drop-down list, but you need arrows to move through it.
Please, tell me:
- how can vim macros be saved in st3?;
How exactly can you close open tags in vim?
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Atom is a good editor from github. I use it myself. Here you can read about it.
The advantages over the same sublime are a dime a dozen.
Vim has ctrl+x then ctrl+o for autocompletion.
For example, we start typing
vscode is considered the most advanced, or at least popular editor now. Vim emulation doesn't work well anywhere other than vim itself.
I'm going to get off vim as the main editor, because for me it does not give a measurable increase in efficiency, and there are too many minuses for me.
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