I have a confession. I only really started using Vim as my main code editor after watching @ThePrimeagen’s YouTube playlist “Vim as Your Editor” And that wasn’t even that long ago. Before that, it was just a quick-patch-straight-on-the-server tool. Still have this playlist

Emacs users: “I just configured my email client with Lisp.” Vim users: I use

“I manage my dotfiles with Git” → “I version control my personality”

OMG this is soo good that I now think to extend it and let people use it with their gmail and other emails. I think only those who uses vim will be able to send mail through it 😂😂😂

What if I open source my whole smtp/imap stack configuration? Would that be a good move? 🤔

We even can’t read your emails 🙃

It does not count if you don’t have @iusevimbtw.com email address

Our roadmap is finally done. All features we wanted are implemented and deployed. It is time for tidy up code, compile new roadmap, and add more extra features. But maybe next I will post an article about encryption we made on our email servers. I truly proud of it.

🚨🚨🚨🚨🚨🚨🚨🚨 Webmail is here

Everyone’s a senior engineer until they have to write regex from scratch.

Everything is just a CPU wrapper

If your junior uses vim then your tricks would not work

The year is 2035. Emacs user still debugging starttls.el. Vim user got the email 10 years ago.

Dating a developer is fun until they start AB testing their replies.

Fun things you need to deal with when you host bare metal

We’re back online. A neighboring server triggered the fuse, which caused our server to shut down in the data center.

Some of our servers are down. We’re working hard to bring them back up swiftly.

Dev: “Don’t use global state.” Also dev: export const db = connect();

Sneak-peek on webmail client for https://t.co/1Wzp4GoPg4 Have you noticed a vim command line on the bottom? 🤔

Got it. Will be then.