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what are the reasons to switch to vim-iced rather than fireplace? Also, I'm using the paredit.vim
script but I'm not a fan of it, is vim-sexp
better?
I started using vim-iced
, mainly because the other options I looked at didn’t work super well for me (I have… interesting… problems with certain Vim plugins on my machine; not sure why).
It’s still nascent, so it doesn’t work perfectly, but the author has been very fast to respond to feedback and GH issues.
i think the general level quality is high enough that it doesn't really matter which one you use. try a few out and see which one you like the best
i also tried iced and had a similar experience. it's very nice, i just like conjure more 🙂
I've had an an attempt at using acid - reported few bugs, then switched to conjure. I don't think acid is still worked on?