that makes sense
agreed on modal editing being The Way:tm:. I'm enjoying meow's approach to modal editing as an alternative to the vim framework
I really like the "signals" idea of mapping an abstract capability to a key and letting the mode & signal impl determine what the specific implementation ought to be
Yes, it's tied to evil and that's not going to change. This is one of the areas where corgi is strongly opinionated. See also my post from 8 years ago. I am strongly convinced that modal editing is the superior approach. http://devblog.arnebrasseur.net/2014-08-amazing-lisp-vim
I'll likely spend the last two weeks of the year trying to move Corgi forward again, just like I did the last two years. That should get it to a state where it's a bit more ready for general consumption, as well as more open to contributions.