>Vimcasts is produced by Drew Neil (aka nelstrom), who came to Vim from TextMate. He made the switch when starting work at a company that uses Linux workstations. His choice of text editor was influenced by collegues.
Textmate is great, but this is something that concern me as well, as sooner or later I'll have to start over with a new editor. Hopefully I'll be able to learn something through these screencasts.
I, and as have a lot of others, went from TextMate to Vim. I was really looking into something fresh, and learning Vim has been a breath of fresh air.
I found it comparable to when I switched over from SVN to Git, it really made me revitalized my programming, I was looking forward to work with my new tools! I had that same feeling when picking up Vim, so I can wholeheartedly recommend!
>Vimcasts is produced by Drew Neil (aka nelstrom), who came to Vim from TextMate. He made the switch when starting work at a company that uses Linux workstations. His choice of text editor was influenced by collegues.
Textmate is great, but this is something that concern me as well, as sooner or later I'll have to start over with a new editor. Hopefully I'll be able to learn something through these screencasts.