Are there any reasons why a C# developer should learn Emacs/Vim?

Question

I work as a c# developer in a purely Microsoft shop.

I recently started teaching myself assembly using gas and Linux in my free time away from work. I like messing a

Answer 1

People who keep referring to vim "short cut keys" should really learn it in a bit more depth. A lot of vim's keyboard commands work on a really structured "language" of text navigation and manipulation (i.e., ranges, counts, actions, movements, text objects, etc) that is far beyond just "short-cuts" that you have to memorize like in most text editors. That's one of the major reasons for vim's apeal and its lauded boost in productivity.