• M. M. (5/5) Sep 18 2023 See, e.g.,
• Steven Schveighoffer (4/10) Sep 18 2023 Wow, RIP. So young too.
• Martyn (7/12) Sep 19 2023 Very sad news.

M. M. <matus email.cz> writes:

See, e.g., 
https://j11g.com/2023/08/07/the-legacy-of-bram-moolenaar/ for a 
look-back post on Bram's legacy.

Any users of vim / neovim out there in the dlang world?

R.I.P. Bram.

Steven Schveighoffer <schveiguy gmail.com> writes:

On 9/18/23 3:55 PM, M. M. wrote:
 See, e.g., https://j11g.com/2023/08/07/the-legacy-of-bram-moolenaar/ for 
 a look-back post on Bram's legacy.
 
 Any users of vim / neovim out there in the dlang world?
 
 R.I.P. Bram.

Wow, RIP. So young too.

Been using vi/vim/neovim for over 25 years.

-Steve

Martyn <martyn.developer googlemail.com> writes:

On Monday, 18 September 2023 at 19:55:13 UTC, M. M. wrote:
 See, e.g., 
 https://j11g.com/2023/08/07/the-legacy-of-bram-moolenaar/ for a 
 look-back post on Bram's legacy.

 Any users of vim / neovim out there in the dlang world?

 R.I.P. Bram.

Very sad news.
I hope the difficult time for his family is met with positivity 
that he left behind a powerful tool that makes many people happy 
and productive.. a tool that is likely to even outlive them. A 
big achievement.

[From an GNU Emacs user of over a decade]